This case report details the process of differential diagnosis of Ross River virus in an individual diagnosed in Queensland, Australia in 2024. The report demonstrates the need for better clinical awareness among medical care providers for U.S. service members presenting with febrile illness or joint pain following deployment to Australia.

Each month, MSMR publishes a reportable medical event update for active component service members as well as Military Health System beneficiaries, documented through the Disease Reporting System internet.

This study utilized self-reported racial and ethnic data from 235,608 live births to pregnant active component service members documented by the Birth and Infant Health Research program.

Naval Hospital Twentynine Palms has been recognized as a Leapfrog Top Hospital, a national designation awarded to healthcare organizations that demonstrate exceptional performance in patient safety, quality of care and transparency, hospital officials announced.

Infectious disease poses a constant, evolving, and ever-present threat to deployed U.S. forces. The Sailors at Naval Medical Research Unit (NAMRU) EURAFCENT, who work at the forefront of medical research, have a responsibility to survey and study this threat.

Madigan Army Medical Center has seen huge success with its robotic bronchoscopy program, after becoming the first Military Treatment Facility to adopt the Ion endoluminal system. Over a 15-month period, the medical center performed 78 robotic navigational bronchoscopy procedures, achieving a diagnostic accuracy rate of 91 percent.

Army physician developed a life support system to prolong patient survival after traumatic abdominal hemorrhage. Its future uses could include emergency rooms and rural treatment centers.

Images of hot-shot aviators pushing the outer limits of aircraft performance have been popularized through Hollywood films and popular culture, and while there are many traits that hold true, there is a grounded aspect that many overlook. How does the U.S. Navy select and retain the most talented, capable and valuable assets in the Navy’s aviation ...

The year’s most-read articles from the Uniformed Services University highlight advances in TBI imaging, enlisted-to-doctor pathways, and the enduring legacy of combat casualty care.

The Air Force moved all remaining Air Education and Training Command medical groups into the newly formed Air Force Medical Command as part of the second phase of the Air Force Medical Service’s restructure, effective Dec. 2.

Marie Grossnickle, an animal health technician, recently adopted three female Sinclair mini pigs from the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases’ compassionate animal adoption program ensuring their lives continue beyond their service to science.

Evans Army Community Hospital’s Department of Education has a new tool to help ensure Fort Carson medical personnel are deployment ready.

Air Force Reservists and Air National Guard make up more than one-third of Air Force personnel, according to a 2023 Military OneSource demographic report. Many are medics who work in civilian hospitals, clinics, and public health organizations while serving in uniform. Their dual roles promote a vital exchange of expertise between civilian and ...

The U.S. Space Force is prioritizing the well-being of its service members through a proactive healthcare model tailored to the demanding, technically driven nature of their roles. The Guardian Resilience Team integrates physical therapy, medical support, mental health resources and spiritual care to ensure Guardians and Airmen assigned to SBD 1 are ...

The Marine Corps is implementing changes to its physical fitness test and body composition standards in accordance with the secretary of war's military fitness standards memorandum issued Sept. 30. These changes, announced in MARADMIN 613/25, will take effect Jan. 1, 2026.