The Uniformed Services University’s Well-Being Program marks a decade of helping future military physicians build lasting self-care habits.

Uniformed Services University students faced simulated drone threats and updated combat casualty care in their military medicine capstone.

The path to becoming a military doctor at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences runs through its F. Edward Hébert School of Medicine in Bethesda, Maryland, the nation’s only federal military medical school. You apply through the American Medical College Application Service the summer before you want to start, pass a military medical ...

A newly trained military surgeon may deploy to a location where no other surgeon is on site, and possibly no other physician. The medics, nurses, and technicians there look to that surgeon for direction. With limited supplies, staff, and support, the surgeon works far from the resources of a conventional hospital.

3-D imaging, digital design, and printing help military dental specialists restore jaws and faces after severe injury and disease.

Uniformed Services University faculty honors, a student's Science Signaling paper, a supplement safety summit, and a leadership talk.

Army Lt. Col. Vietor reflects on his student days at USU, his accomplishments as a USU leader, and his 10-year journey in between.

Recorded talks from the Uniformed Services University include a former Army chief of staff and five USU graduates free on YouTube.

Inspired by an aunt with Down syndrome, Dr. Mydirah Littlepage-Saunders earned her neuroscience PhD at Uniformed Services University.

USU's 2026-2029 strategic plan rebuilds military medicine education, research, and partnerships for a fight without a Golden Hour.

Army 2nd Lt. Nathaniel Williams brings an ethical hacker's mindset to military medicine and the Class of 2030.

From drone operators and nuclear technicians to intelligence analysts and Navy divers, 25 active-duty service members are transitioning to military medicine. The Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences has officially welcomed its newest Enlisted to Medical Degree Preparatory Program class.

SAFEGUARD, new suicide prevention initiative for U.S. Army Soldiers deemed to be highest risk for suicide-related behavior, has begun controlled studies for suicide prevention interventions led by the Uniformed Services University.

Scientists from six NATO countries met at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences on July 6, 2026, for a summit on battlefield fatigue and its effect on troop performance. Army Col. Daniel Kearney, who commanded an infantry company through 15 months of combat in Afghanistan’s Korengal Valley, offered a firsthand perspective on what ...

USU’s MTBI² co-authored the first update in 25 years to penetrating TBI care, moving treatment from watchful waiting to immediate surgery.