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This information paper describes Smallpox disease and the Smallpox vaccine.
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This fact sheet, from the Armed Services Blood Program, describes how West Nile is transmitted, its signs and symptoms, and how to prevent getting the disease.
This fact sheet, from the Armed Services Blood Program, describes how Chagas is transmitted, its signs and symptoms, and how to prevent getting the disease.
The Defense Medical Logistics - Enterprise Solution (DML-ES) is the DoD MEDLOG IT portfolio. LogiCole is the technical refresh of DMLSS transitioning all MEDLOG applications into a single, web-based application supporting all medical logistics functions in the Military Health System.
This fact sheet, from the Armed Services Blood Program, describes how Malaria is transmitted, its signs and symptoms, and how to prevent getting the disease.
This fact sheet, from the Armed Services Blood Program, describes how Babesia is transmitted, its signs and symptoms, and how to prevent getting the disease.
This fact sheet, from the Armed Services Blood Program, describes how Dengue is transmitted, its signs and symptoms, and how to prevent getting the disease.
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SDD PRT Fact Sheet
This information paper describes Rabies disease and vaccine to prevent it.
This fact sheet describes the Armed Services Blood Program, and provides locations of where you can donate blood for the military.
NMIS is a fully integrated nutrition management system supporting military readiness and the war fighter worldwide.
SRTS Web Fact Sheet
Medical eligibility documents are used to document, establish, manage, and authorize civilian health care for eligible Reservist and National Guard Guard members who incur or aggravate an injury, illness or disease in the line of duty. Defense Health Agency Great Lakes (DHA-GL) is responsible for the authorization of civilian medical care for Reservist and National Guard members who are NOT in the catchment area of a Military Treatment Facility (MTF).
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