Physical training, recreational activities, and sports are key to service members’ health but musculoskeletal injuries due to sudden incidents and repeated stress or overuse are the biggest health problem in the U.S. military.

Healthcare and wellness apps developed by the DHA are proliferating.

Non-suicidal self-injury by adolescents vary based on studies — from 1 in 6 to as high as 1 in 4 — rates have increased over the past 20 years.

A USU study found MHS patients with colon cancer have better survival rates than patients in the general population.

Keeping fit during pandemic proves hard for some.

Preventive health care is key to long-term health, prevention, and early detection.

Medical alert devices can save your life – never leave home without yours.

Proper hydration is key to optimal performance.

Get the HPV vaccinations for cancer prevention if you haven’t already

The Simone Biles story at the Olympics is a teachable moment for service members and their mental wellbeing, commanders say.

Hemochromatosis, a disease in which too much iron builds up in our bodies, can cause organ failure if untreated, affecting service members’ readiness. However, it can be treated.

Here are the most important facts you should know about hepatitis.

Yoga comes in many forms and fashions, and has proven health benefits.

Military health innovation and Total Force Fitness go hand-in-hand.

Many service members are at high risk for Sexually Transmitted Infection -- rates have been increasing over the past several years