The Navy is looking at the future of warfare and with solutions of how to treat wounded are being explored.

As a leading Army Medical Treatment Facility, Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center has long provided outstanding healthcare to service members, their families, and veterans. This commitment to excellence extends beyond patient care to the vital education and training of our next generation of highly skilled resident professionals in the Family Medicine ...

March is Brain Injury Month and one Expeditionary Medical Facility- Mike service member has shown resiliency through her experience.

Soldiers at Fort Cavazos Soldier Recovery Unit went on a journey to heal through glass blowing, allowing them “to take some respite time away from their normal daily routine of appointments and other responsibilities and have a chance to go out and experience something new,” said adaptive reconditioning specialist.

USU-Walter Reed surgical team earns national recognition for exceptional patient outcomes, receiving the prestigious American College of Surgeons NSQIP Meritorious Achievement Award.

During a combined training session at Erbil Air Base on Feb. 26, 2025, participants of the Combined Joint Task Force-Operation Inherent Resolve continue to share lessons learned and best practices of patient care, including blood transfusion protocols.

Dental assistants provide specialized support to assist U.S. Navy Dental Corps officers in diagnosing, treating, and caring for patient’s oral health. They were acknowledged with Dental Assistants Recognition Week, March 2-8, 2024.

Senior Department of Defense (DoD) officials engaged directly with Walter Reed National Military Medical Center staff during a Senior Leaders Forum on March 7, addressing concerns ranging from military medical readiness to workforce reductions and efficiency improvements.

U.S. Space Command’s Command Surgeon hosted the 4th Annual USSPACECOM Joint Space Medicine Forum at Patrick Space Force Base, Florida, in conjunction with 1st Air Force, Detachment 3, Feb. 11-13, 2025.

A General Schedule Civilian continues his service aboard Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point to keep Marines’ and sailors’ dental health in fighting shape.

For the second week of March, Naval Hospital Bremerton continues to promote the development of healthful eating and making informed food choices.

As the new Acting Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs, Dr. Stephen Ferrara describes how the Military Health System is a force multiplier for the warfighter.

The U.S. Air Force medics, called Aerospace Medical Service Technicians, must be prepared to provide critical care in high-pressure environments. Tactical Combat Casualty Care simulators “are designed to train at all tiers of TCCC,” said Jason Robbins, program director and trainer for Operative Experience. TCCC is the standard of care for first ...

The 49th Medical Group is taking medical readiness training to the next level to enhance military medics’ ability to deliver lifesaving care on the battlefield.

For Gavin Wente, the comptroller for Navy Medicine Forces Atlantic (NMFL), a lifetime of service has always been about one mission--saving lives. From his early days as a lifeguard on the beaches of Myrtle Beach, to search and rescue missions in the Coast Guard, and now ensuring Navy Medicine has the resources to keep war fighters healthy and ready.