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The Military Health System is an interconnected network of service members whose mission is to support the lives and families of those who support our country. Everyday in the MHS advancements are made in the lab, in the field, and here at home. These are just a few articles highlighting those accomplishments that don't always make it to the front page of local papers.

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Integrating drone technology into military medicine: A collaboration between Keller Army Community Hospital and United States Military Academy

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11/24/2025
Keller Army Community Hospital’s Maj. Wesley Snow, Chief, Pharmacy Dept., and Lt. Col. Samuel Teague, Chief, Primary Care Dept., presented the research poster titled “Overcoming Barriers: Implementing Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sUAS) Technology for Medication Delivery at West Point” during the Medical Autonomous Care-State of the Science Conference at the University of Pittsburgh

Keller Army Community Hospital is actively working to integrate drone technology into military medical operations to enhance soldier health and safety.

Alaska Army Guard Aircrew conducts medical evacuation amid severe weather

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11/24/2025
A U.S. Army National Guard UH-60L Black Hawk helicopter

Alaska Army National Guard members assigned to A Company, 1-168th General Support Aviation Battalion, transported a patient requiring advanced medical care from Scammon Bay to Bethel Nov. 18, after severe weather grounded civilian air ambulances for two consecutive days.

Naval Medical Command researchers submit provisional patent for Nanoparticle vaccine

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11/24/2025
Martha Sedegah, director of Naval Medical Research Command’s (NMRC) Clinical Immunology and Parasitology, Agile Vaccines and Therapeutics Department, poses for a photo in the Agile Vaccines and Therapeutics (AVAT) laboratory.

Researchers at Naval Medical Research Command submitted a provisional patent for a nanoparticle vaccine to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on September 9. This vaccine development method is intended to prevent malaria but can also be used to develop vaccines against pathogens that develop in the liver.

Lifelong dream: A U.S. Army mother’s journey from medic to doctor

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11/21/2025
Lifelong dream:  A U.S. Army mother’s journey from medic to doctor

Army Capt. (Dr.) Kristan Baird was a medic deployed in Afghanistan. Once home again, juggling family life and figuring out what’s next, she decided to become a military doctor. Her journey began in the Enlisted to Medical Degree Preparatory Program, or EMDP2, at the Uniformed Services University.

Mission ready: USU accelerates innovation and education for warfighter health

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11/21/2025
The Uniformed Services University is driving critical advancements in military medicine across its core colleges and institutes to enhance combat readiness and care for service members and their families.

The Uniformed Services University is driving critical advancements in military medicine across its core colleges and institutes to enhance combat readiness and care for service members and their families.

Defense Health Agency patients and families are our highest priority

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11/21/2025
Defense Health Agency logo

The Defense Health Agency continues to fully cooperate with the ongoing criminal investigation being conducted by the Army Criminal Investigative Division regarding a military medical provider working at the Carl R. Darnall Army Women’s Health Center. Our first concern is for the patients and families affected by this situation. We know this news has created concerns and questions from our patients and our military community. Our patients and their families remain our highest priority as we respond to this situation.

The Corpsman Call: New corpsman carries on family's commitment to service

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11/21/2025
A deep-rooted family tradition in Navy medicine gained another chapter recently at the graduation of the Navy Medicine Training Support Command’s Hospital Corpsman Basic Course Class 190-25.

A deep-rooted family tradition in Navy medicine gained another chapter recently at the graduation of the Navy Medicine Training Support Command’s Hospital Corpsman Basic Course Class 190-25.

Lone Star threat: The tick that gives way more than it gets

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11/21/2025
A Lone Star tick walks across a leaf. Kentucky health officials say this tick is the culprit behind many of the thousands of people who are getting infected with alpha-gal every year. (Courtesy of CDC)

I sat in the car with the window down two months ago as my wife walked into a grocery store. The warm morning sun danced with a cool breeze, providing a perfect opportunity to relax and think about nothing in particular.

WRAIR-EME conducts multidrug-resistant organism surveillance on Ukraine’s front lines

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11/21/2025
For 2 years, the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research-Europe—Middle East has collaborated with the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense to identify and analyze the emergence of multidrug-resistant organisms, commonly called MDROs, on the front lines of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

For two years, the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research-Europe—Middle East has collaborated with the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense to identify and analyze the emergence of multidrug-resistant organisms, commonly called MDROs, on the front lines of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

Maxillofacial program at Naval Medical Center San Diego restores form function and readiness

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11/20/2025
The Maxillofacial Restoration Program team at NMCSD is meticulously rebuilding faces and jaws destroyed by trauma, disease, or congenital defects.

Behind the doors of an operating room at Naval Medical Center San Diego, a team of medical and dental professionals are redefining what’s possible in the treatment and restoration of patients with life-altering head and neck injuries.

Forging confidence under fire: How 2nd Medical Battalion Tier IV Tactical Combat Casualty Care course is redefining battlefield medicine

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11/20/2025
U.S. Navy Lt. Antonia De Jesus

At the Battle Skills Training School on Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, a new generation of U.S. Navy medical officers and corpsmen are learning how to save lives where it matters most, on the battlefield. 2nd Medical Battalion, 2nd Marine Logistics Group, hosted the second iteration of a Tier IV Tactical Combat Casualty Care course from Sept. 29 to Oct. 10, 2025.

Military health care staffing contracts provides effective solutions to maintain warfighter readiness

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11/20/2025
Military personnel getting checked out

The Medical Q-Coded Support and Services - Next Generation contract, or MQS2-NG, expands a system that has supplied military hospitals and clinics with health care providers for nearly 20 years.

Senior enlisted leader reflects on more than 3 decades of military service

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11/20/2025
Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Tanya Y. Johnson

"I always wanted to give back," said DHA Senior Enlisted Leader Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Tanya Y. Johnson on the cusp of her retirement.

A lifeline in the field: Air Force lab technician maintains 379th Expeditionary Medical Squadron Blood Donation Center

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11/20/2025
U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt Zachary Lunn, noncommissioned officer in charge of apheresis, 379th Expeditionary Medical Squadron, smiles at his workstation at Al Udeid Air Base, Qatar

The 379th Expeditionary Medical Squadron apheresis element at Al Udeid Air Base, Qatar, known as the Blood Donation Center, serves as the only collection center in the region that provides lifesaving blood supplies to critically wounded warfighters.

San Pedro native, dentist promoted to rear admiral aboard historic USS Midway

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11/19/2025
Retired Rear Adm. David Malone delivers the keynote address during Rear Adm. Frank Brajevic’s promotion ceremony aboard the USS Midway

Under a bright California sun and the shadow of naval history, Capt. Frank Brajevic was promoted to rear admiral on Oct. 4, 2025 aboard the USS Midway, a fitting location for a ceremony celebrating a career dedicated to service, leadership, and the health of those who serve. The promotion signifies not just a personal achievement, but a continuation of care and mission for warfighters, veterans, and their families throughout the Pacific region.

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