Continually evaluating new evidence and treatments is incredibly important to staying on the front edge of medicine and ensuring we’re optimizing care for our beneficiaries.

Defense Health Agency nurse navigators and care coordinators are a vital part of a cancer patient’s healthcare team, helping them navigate the numerous appointments, specialists, tests, and decisions. Navigators and coordinators ensure patients receive timely care, support their recovery journey, and keep active duty patients connected with their ...

MSMR publishes a quarterly report on reportable medical events among both active component service members as well as their beneficiaries who receive care through the Military Health System.

This brief report summarizes the challenges of accurate measuring of seasonal influenza vaccine efficacy in a population with historically high vaccination rates.

This study utilized Defense Medical Surveillance System data to evaluate the incidence and characteristics of flea-borne typhus diagnoses in the Military Health System from 1995 through 2024 among U.S. military service members, in addition to the geographic prevalence of flea-borne typhus in different periods.

This brief report provides estimates of 2025-2026 influenza vaccine efficacy among U.S. active component service members.

This case report describes delayed onset P. vivax malaria in a U.S. service member whose non-specific symptom presentation prompted an extensive neurological and infectious disease evaluation before a detailed operational history revealed exposure near the demilitarized zone in the Republic of Korea.

Dr. John Casey, director of global health engagements for Medical Readiness Command – Europe, has been awarded the 2026 Spirit of Hope Award by the United States Department of War in recognition of his outstanding commitment to service members and their families. The ceremony, hosted by the Deputy Secretary of War, was held in the Pentagon on Sept 23.

U.S. Army Pacific’s 18th Theater Medical Command is serving as the Army Forces Headquarters for Exercise Trident Resolve 2026 in Banten Province, Indonesia, Sept. 20–26. Co-hosted by the United States and Indonesia, the exercise brings together ASEAN and ADMM-Plus partners to strengthen cooperation across military medicine, cybersecurity, and ...

Soldiers from the 10th Army Air and Missile Defense Command participated in a Holistic Health and Fitness event, on Sept. 18, focused on suicide prevention awareness, where they moved from classroom to classroom learning how different areas of health and wellness can affect their everyday lives.

About 97 percent of Soldiers have taken the Neurocognitive Assessment Tool assessment, helping medical professionals combat the effects of blast overpressure and low-level blast exposure, the Army's top leader overseeing safety and occupational health said.

Most Soldiers have never heard of a 68M military occupational specialty. Sgt. Clinton Dofredo-Wyatt is one, and his job is making sure Soldiers training at the high altitudes of the Himalayas in India get enough calories and water to keep performing.

Incentive flights offer Airmen and civilian employees a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience Air Force flight operations firsthand. But for the Flowers family, an incentive flight offered a father and son to fly as wingmen and continue their family's long legacy of service in the Air Force.

The USU institute unites disaster medicine, global health engagement, and security cooperation education to support readiness.

September is Suicide Prevention Month, an annual observance focused on raising awareness, encouraging conversations about suicide prevention and connecting people with resources that can help.