Faculty, students, and staff from the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences made a notable impact at this year’s AMSUS - Society of Federal Health Professionals annual meeting during the scientific poster session, showcasing the depth and strength of the university’s research portfolio.

U.S. Marines and Sailors with 1st Combat Engineer Battalion, 1st Marine Division, assigned to Joint Task Force-Southern Border, executed routine tactical combat casualty care exercises while deployed at the southern border, February 2026.

March is National Nutrition Month. As a military community, taking simple, sustainable steps toward better health through improved nutrition directly impacts medical readiness, resilience and long-term wellness.

In a critical effort to ensure peak medical readiness for the Navy's hospital ships, subject matter experts from across Navy Medicine gathered at Naval Medical Readiness Logistics Command Detachment Fort Detrick to review the Authorized Medical Allowance List for pharmacy and anesthesia, key components supporting Role 3 medical care.

Dental assistants play a critical role in keeping Soldiers healthy, deployable and ready to support the mission. From preparing treatment areas to assisting during procedures and maintaining infection control standards, these professionals help ensure dental teams can deliver timely care that supports Soldier readiness across the installation.

Two distinguished Uniformed Services University faculty members earned national recognition for their exceptional contributions to military dentistry and psychiatric nursing.

Lt. Cmdr. Eric Gonzales, from Naval Medical Readiness Logistics Command , Williamsburg, VA, recently played a key role in supporting Exercise KEEN EDGE 26, a bilateral U.S.-Japan command post exercise focused on crisis response and high-end conflict operations. The exercise, held from January 20 to February 5, tested the capabilities of U.S. and ...

Navy Medicine Readiness and Training Command Lemoore recently certified nine Sailors from the Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training Unit Lemoore as CPR instructors.

When an injured service member reaches the intensive care unit, there is no room for uncertainty.

Fort Lee’s new dining concept introduces a chef driven, performance focused approach built around fresh ingredients, customizable meals, and an open, modern layout. Developed in partnership with the Robert Irvine Foundation, the facility is designed not just to improve nutrition but to strengthen community and trust among service members.

The top 40 competitors will be selected to represent Team Army at the 2026 Warrior Games, June 13-20, in San Antonio.