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Medics were crucial during conflicts and in emergencies because they provided immediate medical care, which significantly increased survival rates for injured individuals. Their skills in triage, wound treatment, and stabilization helped manage the health crises arising from war and disasters. Additionally, they played a vital role in preventing the spread of infections and diseases, ensuring that medical resources were effectively utilized during critical situations. Their presence not only alleviated suffering but also maintained morale among troops and communities.

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