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‘Pinnacle of Career’ Says Departing Military Health System Leader
Acting Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs Seileen Mullen, in her second time in the position, is departing the Military Health System on Jan. 17, 2025.
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The Department of Defense’s COVID-19 Operational Planning Team has been the quiet force behind the DOD’s vaccination effort since November.
The Military Health System offers the Advanced Virtual Support for Operational Forces program, or ADVISOR, for remote military medical professionals.
Pfizer vaccine now authorized for children 12 and older.
Military Health System personnel share what works for them to relieve stress and maintain their mental health.
Dear Doc: It seems like every time I go to the commissary, my daughter, 6, and son, 7, tend to gravitate toward the sugary cereals and frozen pizzas, and always want candy bars and sodas at the checkout. As far as I know, and as has been proven by their regularly scheduled check-ups, they are both in great health. The mother in me wants to give them what they want, but the former college athlete and current fitness freak in me is afraid that this might become a problem. For me, eating healthy has become a normal part of my life, and I've come to enjoy things that are healthy and taste good. Aside from tricking them, what can I do to get my kids to eat (and enjoy) more healthy foods? — Fitness Freaking Out
Hearing and sight are the two dominant human senses, both primordial for military service members’ readiness, health, and mission success.
In an area dominated by men, the military can still be a harsh environment for women, commanders say.
Defense Health Agency senior enlisted leaders meet with troops at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland.
The MHS Service Helpdesk will replace the MHS’s legacy information technology system, Remedy.
On May 10, 10-year-old Mackenzie Boyll was the recipient of the first-ever vertebral body tethering surgery in military medicine.
The purpose of this event is to inform National Capital Region (NCR) beneficiaries of DHA’s efforts with battling coronavirus (COVID-19) and encourage them to not delay care.
For Mental Health Awareness Month, we learn how service members relieves their stress.
The Defense Health Agency’s Pay It Forward program was designed to leverage the experience of those who had gone through the congressionally ordered changeover to MHS GENESIS to help new users. It’s working.
Air Force Lt. Col. details her struggle with depression, anxiety and suicide ideation
Dr. Terry Adirim, acting assistant secretary of defense for health affairs, and Army Lt. Gen. (Dr.) Ronald J. Place, director of the Defense Health Agency, provided a COVID-19 update during a Pentagon press briefing.
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