For Mikaela Altis, a physician assistant in Munson Army Health Center’s Department of Primary Care, adopting ambient listening technology has meant more eye contact with patients, more time for follow-up questions and fewer hours spent completing clinical notes after the workday ends.

The Connecticut National Guard has partnered with the Connecticut Department of Veterans Affairs in a new pilot program to help streamline post-deployment VA services for its guardsmen by integrating the department’s mobile medical unit into the Guard’s Reverse Soldier Readiness Processing (RSRP) for soldiers and airmen returning home from overseas ...

Uniformed Services University graduate students design, edit, and publish the fourth edition of their student-run scientific journal.

A newly developed fitness app is giving service members across the Department of War a single tool to build training programs tailored to their fitness test requirements at Yokota Air Base, Japan, Aug. 11.

Leadership from U.S. Army Public Health Command Europe and the German military, or Bundeswehr, met Aug. 12-13 to prepare a modernized Memorandum of Understanding, renewing a decades-long partnership focused on military public health and veterinary services.

More than 110 Medical Service Corps healthcare administrators, clinicians, scientists and military leaders from across Southern California gathered at the Marine Corps Air Station Miramar Officers’ Club Aug. 7, for the 2026 Southern California Medical Service Corps Officers’ Association Leadership Symposium, focused on strengthening leadership, ...

U.S. Navy Rear Adm. Guido Valdez, the medical officer of the Marine Corps, visited Marine Corps Recruit Depot (MCRD) San Diego to observe the comprehensive healthcare services provided to recruits, permanent personnel, and staff, Aug. 6.

A pilot course brought medical professionals and senior enlisted leaders from across the 54 states, territories and the District of Columbia together at the Personnel and Organizational Readiness Battalion to exchange best practices, current program guidance and identification of practical ways to improve medical readiness within their organizations.

The recently released Japan Patient Guidebook is a comprehensive tool designed for all local TRICARE beneficiaries and includes additional information for Department of War civilians who do not have TRICARE coverage.

USU researchers shared more than 100 studies in military medicine, from cancer and operational readiness to battlefield mental health support.

Deep in the Mojave Desert, where Marines train for some of the military’s most demanding operational environments, Hospital Corpsman 1st Class Raphael R. Claxton is helping prepare Navy Medicine personnel for a mission of their own: protecting the health of the force wherever it deploys.

The 18th Wing conducted operational readiness exercise Beverly Beach 26-1 at Kadena Air Base, Japan, Aug 3-5, 2026, demonstrating the Wing’s capacity to generate sorties, defend the base, respond to emergencies and sustain the force during contingency operations.

Three Uniformed Services University dental faculty, all program alumni, earned top 2026 Army, MHS, and USU honors in military medicine.

Tools like precision treatments, genetic testing, early detection assessments and tests, and the use of nanotech will be the standard of “the most advanced healthcare system of the future” all healthcare beneficiaries deserve.

Mission Delta 6, 66th Cyberspace Squadron, Detachment 1, utilized the Schriever SFB Guardian Resiliency Team’s 12-week, Walk-to-Run program to boost unit fitness scores on Schriever SFB, Colorado, beginning March 27, 2026.