Defense Health Agency Medical Logistics is celebrating Healthcare Technology Management Week, May 19-25, 2026.

Each day, the United States loses an average of one Soldier and 17 veterans to suicide.

USU’s ARMORR unites legacy military medicine programs to enhance warfighter performance, readiness, and combat casualty rehabilitation.

USU's MIRROR program leverages artificial intelligence, predictive modeling, and 3D printing to boost warfighter readiness.

Navy Medicine Readiness and Training Command Twentynine Palms recognized pharmacy technician Lydia M. Escalera as the command’s Junior Civilian of the Quarter for the second quarter of 2026, honoring her dedication to patient care, operational readiness, and the everyday support she provides to Sailors, Marines, retirees, and beneficiaries across the ...

Col. Patrick Madigan, was known as the “Father of Army Neuropsychiatry,” strengthening how U.S. Army medicine provided mental health support for the force

Military Health System prioritizes skills sustainment, especially during times of peace, to prevent threats to medical readiness.

“Develop a digitally competent medical workforce” – states line of effort 3 in the Military Health System Digital Transformation Strategy, highlighting a key component to supporting force readiness. The MHS provides a wealth of educational offerings to train medical professionals in digital health solutions and informatics to enhance readiness and ...

USU’s 47th commencement recognized graduates entering military service across medicine, science, dentistry, nursing, and allied health.

Research Scientists assigned to Naval Medical Research Unit San Antonio, U.S. Army Institute of Surgical Research, and U.S. Air Force 59th Medical Wing participated in the Defense Health Agency’s annual Promote Professional Engagement amongst Military Laboratories Science Symposium held at the VelocityTX Innovation Center.

U.S. Naval Medical Research Unit EURAFCENT hosted a Global Emerging Infections Surveillance science engagement and site visit March 24–27 at the Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research.

Soldiers sit shoulder-to-shoulder, processing grief, confusion and shock while leaders search for the right way to support their formations. Then the mental health team from Bayne-Jones Army Community Hospital arrives — providers, mental health specialists and, often, a black Labrador retriever named Sunny.

In the Navy, the title of “Doc” isn’t just given; it’s earned through blood, sweat, and unwavering commitment to the Sailors and Marines under a hospital corpsman’s care. For then Hospital Corpsman 1st Class Robert C. Murphy, that commitment was tested in the chaotic waiting room of a foreign hospital where he had to fight not just for his patient’s ...

Lt. Ian Gabriel Mojica, a psychiatric nurse practitioner at Navy Medicine Readiness and Training Command Twentynine Palms, was recognized as the command’s Officer of the Quarter for the second quarter of 2026 for his leadership and contributions to operational mental health care supporting Sailors, Marines, and beneficiaries.

The Air Force Medical Service has a long history supporting manned spaceflight including NASA’s early Mercury, Gemini and Apollo missions. Recently, two Air Force physical therapists supported NASA’s Artemis II astronauts through pre-flight conditioning and rehabilitation following their historic 10-day mission around the moon.