Marie Grossnickle, an animal health technician, recently adopted three female Sinclair mini pigs from the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases’ compassionate animal adoption program ensuring their lives continue beyond their service to science.

Evans Army Community Hospital’s Department of Education has a new tool to help ensure Fort Carson medical personnel are deployment ready.

Air Force Reservists and Air National Guard make up more than one-third of Air Force personnel, according to a 2023 Military OneSource demographic report. Many are medics who work in civilian hospitals, clinics, and public health organizations while serving in uniform. Their dual roles promote a vital exchange of expertise between civilian and ...

The U.S. Space Force is prioritizing the well-being of its service members through a proactive healthcare model tailored to the demanding, technically driven nature of their roles. The Guardian Resilience Team integrates physical therapy, medical support, mental health resources and spiritual care to ensure Guardians and Airmen assigned to SBD 1 are ...

The Marine Corps is implementing changes to its physical fitness test and body composition standards in accordance with the secretary of war's military fitness standards memorandum issued Sept. 30. These changes, announced in MARADMIN 613/25, will take effect Jan. 1, 2026.

Four members of the Kentucky Air National Guard’s 123rd Medical Group here were recognized for excellence in the 2024 Air National Guard Medical Service Awards.

Commander, Submarine Group Seven; U.S. Naval Hospital Yokosuka; Japan Self-Defense Force Hospital Yokosuka; Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force Undersea Medical Center and the U.S. Naval Ship Repair Facility and Japan Regional Maintenance Center’s Navy Dive Locker conducted a joint emergency medical drill to improve bilateral coordination in responding ...

Service members face health risks both while at home and when deployed, and the emerging global threat of micro- and nanoplastics, or MNPs, may have long-term impacts on their health.

The Civic Action Teams were requested in 1969 by the government of the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands for a CAT to provide assistance in Palau.

Navy Medicine operational readiness is predicated on the foundation it is built upon.

Students at the University of California, Merced, received a firsthand look into the world of Navy Medicine when Cmdr. Vi Song Tring, a U.S. Navy family medicine doctor currently assigned as the chief medical informatics officer for Naval Medical Forces Pacific visited the campus to discuss career and scholarship opportunities on Dec. 3, 2025.

Acting Assistant Secretary of War for Health Affairs Dr. Stephen Ferrara made a brief visit to U.S. Naval Hospital Okinawa on Dec. 3, emphasizing his commitment to supporting military medical facilities even during the holiday season.

Keller Army Community Hospital received the ‘Top General Hospital Award’ from The Leapfrog Group during the 2025 Leapfrog Annual Meeting & Awards Dinner, held December 15, 2025, in National Harbor, Md.

At Navy Medicine Readiness and Training Command (NMRTC) Sigonella, mission readiness begins long before a service member steps into the operating room or deploys forward.

For patients living with pain, leakage, or other pelvic health challenges, finding the right help can be life changing. At Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, that help comes from dedicated pelvic floor physical therapists in the National Capital Region.