The air at Madigan Army Medical Center, usually filled with the focused calm of medical diligence, was alight with a special kind of joy as the clock struck midnight on New Year’s Day.

As cold and flu season progresses across the Midwest, Munson Army Health Center encourages service members, families, retirees, and federal employees to join in a proactive effort to reduce illness and strengthen community readiness.

Retired Navy Captain and USU pathologist Dr. Barbara Ritschel credits the adaptability of her military training for her success in providing frontline medical care to international visitors during a humanitarian mission with the Order of Malta.

Serving 9.5 million beneficiaries, the Department of War’s sole Medical Genetics Center laboratory, hosted on Keesler, supports military medical facilities around the globe with centralized testing and consultative service.

Navy Medicine conducted its first pilot test of the Operational Medicine Care Delivery Platform aboard the Arleigh Burke-class destroyer USS Carney to bring modern, seamless patient care to service members aboard ships, Dec. 1-12.

Ebola first appeared in 1976 during two outbreaks in Central Africa. The first recognized outbreak occurred in Yambuku, Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of the Congo). A total of 318 people became sick, and 280 died.

Tripler Army Medical Center is excited to announce the arrival of the first babies of 2026, bringing joy to the facility and the local community

Airmen assigned to the 449th Air Expeditionary Group, in conjunction with Army, Marine Corps and Navy partners, conducted readiness training at Camp Lemonnier, Djibouti, during Exercise Pale Serpent, Dec. 26–29, 2025.

Service to others runs deep for Logan T. Pentz, a Hospital Corpsman Second Class (HM2) from , Maryland, currently assigned to Naval Medical Readiness and Training Command Rota.

Did you know we have a Patient Advocate to serve as your go-to resource for concerns or questions about health care services received at Madigan?

USU researchers reveal science-backed strategies to optimize your daily habits—from coffee timing to cellular defense—for improved health and resilience this New Year.

Three Fort Indiantown Gap firefighters and a Pennsylvania State Police Trooper were awarded the Emergency Health Services Federation Clinical Save Award here, Dec. 30, 2025.

This letter to readers from MSMR's editor-in-chief reviews the journal's accomplishments in 2025 and plans for 2026.

This report describes the incidence, clinical characteristics, specifically prior illness or immunization, clinical course, and electrodiagnostic findings of U.S. active component service members with clinically confirmed Guillain-Barré syndrome, from 2014 through 2022.

This Surveillance Snapshot provides chikungunya case counts for all Military Health System beneficiaries, from 2020 through 2024, utilizing Defense Health Agency data confirmed via medical chart review.