U.S. Airmen participated in a two-week engagement that brought U.S. and host-nation medical professionals together to increase readiness, support patient care, and reinforce partnerships across Guyana.

The experiment brought together a specialized team from Naval Research Laboratory, Biological Defense Research and Development, and Forward-Deployed Preventive Medicine Unit, demonstrating the power of integrated science and operational collaboration.

Uniformed Services University is pioneering a new interactive web app to train medical and graduate students in the responsible use of artificial intelligence throughout the scientific research process.

The A.T. Augusta Military Medical Center (ATAMMC) proudly reports the successful completion of the Individual Critical Task Lists (ICTL) training, reinforcing its commitment to maintaining core medical skill sets and enhancing readiness for Army nursing professionals.

U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Roger Giraud, commander of Medical Readiness Command, Europe, and command surgeon for U.S. Army Europe and Africa emphasized the importance of collective medical readiness during the 2026 Deployed Medical & Healthcare Delivery (DMHD) symposium in London on March 24-25.

Inside Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation, a patient regains sight as U.S. Air Force and Guyana Ministry of Health ophthalmology teams work side by side, delivering specialized care while building something far beyond a single procedure.

More than 200 senior NATO medical leaders from across Europe gathered in Paris on Tuesday, Mar. 24, for a symposium hosted by the French Armed Forces Medical Service.

“Train like someone’s life depends on it because one day it will,” said U.S. Air Force Master Sgt. Samantha Berkemeyer.

The Defense Health Agency Graduate Medical Education Program trains more than 3,000 physicians annually, preparing the next generation of military medical leaders to deliver high-quality care to all beneficiaries and support operational warfighter medical readiness.