Airmen assigned to 168th Medical Group, Alaska Air National Guard, engaged in an advanced, rigorous, combat casualty care exercise designed to sharpen their skills in delivering lifesaving care under hostile conditions at Fort Wainwright, Alaska, Aug. 5, 2025.

Uniformed Services University leaders joined a high-level forum to address the shortage of Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists and identify solutions for the Military Health System.

The Defense Health Agency launched a new online, interactive tool, findDHA, which allows users to search for DHA locations around the globe.

The 56th Air Refueling Squadron took off from Altus Air Force Base in support of the joint medical exercise “Vapor Trails” at Kelly Field, San Antonio, Texas, Aug. 21, 2025.

Naval Hospital Twentynine Palms has been awarded the Blue-H Award at the Gold Star level for the 14th consecutive year, a recognition from the Navy Surgeon General that highlights excellence in health promotion and wellness across Navy Medicine.

The 436th Medical Group at Dover Air Force Base, Delaware, recently led a groundbreaking virtual health initiative to support two other Defense Health Network Central military treatment facilities.

Exercise tests 375th Medical Group readiness for public health emergencies. The 375th Air Mobility Wing Inspector General office recently collaborated with A6A Associates to conduct a full-scale public health emergency exercise at Scott Air Force Base, Illinois.

In a quiet room turned makeshift battlefield, corpsmen at U.S. Naval Hospital Guantanamo Bay leaned over training mannequins and volunteers, practicing one of the most critical lifesaving skills in combat trauma care: administering a whole blood transfusion in the field.

In a new initiative to expand the specialty of Adult-Gerontology Clinical Nurse Specialist education, two Uniformed Services University faculty members have laid the groundwork for a first-of-its-kind aeromedical focus.

Getting ready for a blood test often means fasting, but that doesn’t mean you should stop drinking water. In fact, staying hydrated is one of the best ways to prepare.

Suicide can happen quietly and sometimes it’s the people closest to us who are struggling.