Military Health System

Military, medical leaders discuss COVID-19 issues with Service Members

Fauci said it is impossible to get COVID-19 from the vaccine, and it will "absolutely not" enter into a person's DNA.

A ‘holistic framework’ for Total Force Fitness through 2021

Total Force Fitness is being re-introduced in 2021 by all branches of the military, to include an emphasis on holistic training that goes far beyond physical fitness.

Navy Lt. Earns Geriatric Pharmacological Board Certification

Less than 1.5% of all U.S. pharmacists are board certified in Geriatric Pharmacology.

Army leader finds rewarding position through Operation Warfighter

Soldier turns Department of Commerce internship into full-time position.

WRNMMC’s participation in APOLLO program furthers cancer research

The MCC serves as the preeminent cancer research and treatment facility within the Department of Defense.

Weed ACH moves one step closer to phase 2 of COVID vaccine plan

More and more individuals eligible under phase 1 continue to opt in to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, including those who previously had the disease.

DOD COVID-19 vaccine roll-out continues, eye on long-term readiness

The impact of the COVID-19 vaccines on military readiness is unknown, but members are encouraged to get the shots as soon as they become available.

Speak Out: DHA observes Black History Month

The Defense Health Agency celebrated Black History Month by honoring those who fought injustice, and toiled to make our nation a better place for all.

Blood donations remain vital for Service Member care

Putting a human face on the act of giving blood could help drive blood donations. And first-tme donors often become sustaining donors.

Eliminating the pandemic - one shot at a time

NHB / NMRTC Bremerton moves forward with the phased approach of the COVID-19 vaccines

USU launches into 2021 with Team Wellness Challenge

Every New Year brings resolutions to change or improve our health, fitness, attitudes, or habits.

Innovative mobile technologies impact DOD health surveillance

Early detection of infectious diseases in the field to protect the troops.

DOD experts explain: The science behind the COVID-19 vaccines

Six weeks after the first vaccines were approved for emergency use authorization in the U.S., there is much more to know about the vaccine products developed against COVID-19.

Update: Malaria, U.S. Armed Forces, 2020

Surveillance for Vector-borne Diseases Among Active and Reserve Component Service Members, U.S. Armed Forces, 2016–2020