Whether Airmen and Guardians are working outdoors, participating in physical training, or spending time outdoors with family, taking simple precautions can help prevent injuries that affect personal health, occupational readiness, and mission effectiveness.

To present their findings, research scientists assigned to Naval Medical Research Unit (NAMRU) San Antonio’s Directed Energy Health Effects, Combat Casualty Care and Operational Medicine, and Craniofacial Health and Restorative Medicine directorates presented six scientific posters and five oral presentations during the 2026 Military Health System ...

Day 3 USU research at MHSRS 2026 spans drug-resistant wounds, radiation injury, battlefield pain, and the policies that keep service members ready.

Seven Army ROTC nursing cadets representing universities across the United States completed the Army Nurse Summer Training Program at Bayne-Jones Army Community Hospital Aug. 6. This concluded four weeks of immersive clinical training designed to prepare future Army Nurse Corps officers for military healthcare.

A team of U.S. military medical experts from various commands across Europe travelled to Tunis, Tunisia July 28-30 where they took part in an AFRICOM-led military medical subject matter expert exchange with members of the Libyan Armed Forces Medical Services.

The Public Health graduate and longtime military medicine leader will lead the nation's top public health agency.

USU research at MHSRS 2026 spans allied trauma systems, a personal therapy for post-traumatic stress, and battlefield casualty evacuation.

As Tropical Storm Bertha swept across the Gulfport Combat Readiness Training Center, students, cadre and support staff participating in Medical Readiness University were forced to adapt swiftly. Logistics, planning, transportation and insertion plans all had to change.

Military-affiliated teens successfully completed the American Red Cross VolunTEEN summer program at U.S. Naval Hospital Yokosuka, gaining hands-on professional development and a rare, first-hand look into the daily operations of military healthcare.

Navy Medicine Readiness and Training Command Bethesda celebrated the Navy Medical Service Corps 79th anniversary at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, honoring a legacy that began with the Army-Navy Medical Service Corps Act of 1947, August 4, 2026.

Uncertainty and anxiety often accompany patients waiting to undergo surgical procedure. For Capt. Ariel Miller, helping patients feel confident and informed of their procedure is as important as the clinical care they receive.

Air Force Medical Command leaders said True North+ will reach full operational capability in October 2026 while sharing implementation guidance with Department of Air Force leaders July 21, 2026.

Airmen assigned to the 18th Medical Group established and operated an En-Route Patient Staging System during Beverly Beach 26-1, strengthening the 18th Wing's ability to rapidly receive, stabilize and prepare patients for aeromedical evacuation during contingency operations.

Presenters from the Department of War, Ukraine’s military health system, academia, and the Joint Trauma System discussed how to outpace the threat of multidrug-resistant organisms at the 2026 Military Health Research Symposium in Kissimmee, Florida, Aug. 3.

A routine Sunday morning golf outing quickly turned into a race against time when two Luke Air Force Base Airmen sprang into action to save the life of a fellow golfer experiencing sudden cardiac arrest.