The second annual Military Environmental Epidemiology Symposium advanced force readiness by combating invisible battlefield hazards.

In the bustling, industrial environment of a shipyard, danger can strike without warning. For the Sailors assigned to Pre-Commissioning Unit John F. Kennedy, preparing for the unexpected is not just a requirement, but the standard maintained through consistent training.

Two resident physicians from Naval Medical Center San Diego represented Navy Medicine and showcased life-saving combat casualty research at the 2026 Scientific Assembly of the Special Operations Medical Association, held April 27 to May 1.

U.S Naval Hospital Guam completed installation of a new 72 kilowatt computed tomography scanner Feb. 13, with a second unit scheduled for installation in the coming months as part of a planned modernization effort.

Cohesys, producer of BoneTape, working in partnership with Naval Medical Research Unit San Antonio, conducted a demonstration of a new ultrasonic applicator for the BoneTape resorbable fracture stabilization implant at the Battlefield Health and Trauma Research Institute, May 14-15.

In an era when battlefield disease was just as deadly as a bullet, Brig. Gen. Charles Tripler established organized and effective systems for battlefield sanitation and hygiene, surgical procedures, and U.S. Army recruit exams. His legacy carries on through high-quality care at Tripler Army Medical Center.

After its recent transition from the Communications-Electronics Command U.S. Army Medical Logistics Command to the CECOM Integrated Logistics Support Center, the CECOM ILSC Medical Systems Directorate continues to offer uninterrupted medical care support and maintenance for our Soldiers.

Walter Reed National Military Medical Center and two of its healthcare providers earned awards for high reliability and exceptional patient care during the 2026 Military Health System Conference held May 26-29 in Dallas, Texas.

The Rodriguez Army Health Clinic is advancing military physical readiness in the Caribbean by offering flexible, accessible rehabilitation through the Sword Thrive program, which allows service members to recover on their own schedules and promotes quicker return to duty.

Walter Reed National Military Medical Center boasts one of the most innovative and comprehensive approaches to pharmaceutical care within the U.S. Military Health System. While many people dread a trip to the pharmacy, typically imagining having to stand in line to acquire their prescriptions, that is not the case at this flagship facility. Walter ...

In the complex and cognitively demanding environment of space operations, a Guardian’s psychological resilience is inextricably linked to joint force mission readiness. Recognizing that modern battlefield supremacy relies heavily on space capabilities, the Air Force Medical Service is evolving its medical readiness models to provide specialized, ...

On Friday, May 22, roughly 75 students and staff at the Uniformed Services University gathered under steady rain to conquer the Murph PT Challenge, a grueling memorial workout honoring a fallen hero.

Naval Station Guantanamo Bay celebrated a significant milestone with a groundbreaking ceremony June 2 to mark the beginning of construction on a new ambulatory care center and dental clinic to improve healthcare services for area service members and their families.

Retired U.S. Army Special Operation Forces Maj. Jonathan Turnbull, gravely injured in Syria, was medevaced for lifesaving care across the world. Through treatment with the Military Health System, he found recovery, mental health support, and adaptive sports — culminating in his participation for the 2026 Warrior Games.

Madigan Army Medical Center proudly welcomed 37 new resident and fellow physicians as part of its Graduate Medical Education Class of 2026.