Iraqi health-care providers training at Walter Reed
Six Iraqi military health-care providers began a six-week rotation at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington, D.C., Jan. 4, with ...
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Study ties problems to post-traumatic stress
Service members who suffer mild traumatic brain injuries in combat and then struggle with depression, irritability, alcohol abuse and similar ...
ROBOTx adds helping hands to pharmacy
KADENA AIR BASE, Japan: The pharmacy staff here recently added a new member to their crew -- a robot designed ...
Army officials work to treat invisible wounds of war
WASHINGTON: Military leaders and troops alike need more time at home between deployments to help diagnose and receive treatment for ...
DoD center tracks health, illness in US forces
WASHINGTON: A new Defense Department agency employs combined medical expertise to track health, illness and injury across the military services, ...
Remote device to monitor health on battlefield
WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Ohio: Pararescuemen and other medical technicians will be able to remotely determine a warfighter's health status ...
Developing Rapid, Integrated Biodefense Response Capability
Linthicum, MD: The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA) has awarded Northrop ...
C-17s vital to aeromedical community in Pacific
JOINT BASE PEARL HARBOR-HICKAM, Hawaii: Each C-17 Globemaster III flight out of here in which tons of cargo are loaded, ...
Military progresses in identifying, treating brain, mental injuries
WASHINGTON: Nine years of conflict has revolutionized the way the military treats its combat wounded, Vice Adm. Adam M. Robinson ...
AF surgeon general issues warning about safety of electronic cigarettes
WASHINGTON: The Air Force surgeon general has issued a memo alerting all Airmen about safety concerns regarding electronic cigarettes, a ...
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