NATO military medical leaders reaffirm their commitment to medical readiness, digital transformation, collaboration, and innovation in military medicine.

Keller Army Community Hospital conducted a joint medical-focused, full-scale training exercise with our New York Army and Air National Guard partners on June 4-6, 2025.

Whoosh, whoosh. The unmistakable sound of Black Hawks flying overhead turns heads, stops conversations, and leaves people reaching for their phones to capture the moment. For one Army Reserve Soldier, it was a moment like this that changed the course of her life.

Peer Connect is a confidential peer-to-peer support program at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center that helps military and civilian personnel navigate difficult conversations, including those involving medical errors and workplace stress. The program is available to all team members upon request, facilitated by a select group of leaders who ...

"Water is absolutely essential for virtually every bodily function," explains U.S. Army Cpt. Rebecca Paquette, a registered dietitian from Munson Army Health Center, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. "From regulating temperature to lubricating joints, water plays a crucial role in keeping us healthy and functioning at our best."

Dr. Stephen Ferrara said Bayne-Jones Army Community Hospital’s role in diagnosing, treating, and returning service members to duty is essential to operational readiness.

U.S. Naval Hospital Okinawa was notified that they earned the 2025 Partner for Change award. According to Practice Greenhealth, the award recognizes USNHO's ongoing commitment to improving its environmental performance and efforts to build sustainability and resilience into its operations and culture.

This "Ask the Doc" entry focuses on hearing and vision issues, such as tinnitus or eye floaters.

A team of six soldiers from Medical Readiness Command, Europe, emerged victorious at the U.S. Army Medical Command Best Leader Competition, held June 9-13, 2025, at Schofield Barracks, Oahu, Hawaii.

“If the doctor is bored, then we are doing our job because no one is getting sick,” is the motto U.S. Navy Chief Petty Officer Casey Clark lives by.

Leadership from U.S. Naval Hospital Rota recently visited Hospitales Lavinia Asisa Hospital Jerez Puerta del Sur to engage in a collaborative discussion aimed at enhancing healthcare capabilities and bolstering the enduring network partnership between the two institutions.

Walter Reed Army Institute of Research-West has launched two behavioral health studies focused on repetitive mild traumatic brain injuries and occupation-related repetitive exposure to tier-1 weapons, marking a significant step toward strengthening resilience and performance in operational settings.

U.S. Navy preventive medicine teams, deployed across Latvia and Sweden, focused on something less visible but just as critical: ensuring nothing stopped the fight before it even started.

For more than half a century, one woman has quietly made history from behind a stethoscope. As the Pennsylvania U.S. Army National Guard’s oldest working civilian nurse, Patricia Ellis cared for generations of patients—long before many of today’s recruits were even born.

Advanced medical developers and acquisition experts with the Defense Health Agency’s Operational Medical Systems Program Management Office joined an elite group of U.S. and international military medical providers last week to observe the Joint Emergency Medicine Exercise 2025 at Fort Cavazos, Texas.