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DoD, VA suicide prevention efforts on Capitol Hill
The Clay Hunt Suicide Prevention bill would require the Pentagon and VA to submit to an independent review of their suicide prevention programs.
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Oxygen therapy no better than placebo for treating concussion, study finds
New study finds oxygen therapy as effective as placebo for post-concussive syndrome in military personnel
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Reserve, Guard on deck for Ebola deployment
Pentagon announces replacements for West Africa deployments
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Army families quiz leadership on Ebola deployment
Families take part in Facebook town hall to get answers on West Africa deployment
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Defense Department to reduce use of live animals for medical training
Instead, military health professionals will use simulators or other models in key areas of training and education
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Pentagon reduces Ebola deployment estimates
Number of troops estimated to deploy to Ebola regions has dropped
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Soldiers’ suicide risk predictable with Big Data, study says
Large Army study shows life factors can help predict suicide risk in hospitalized troops
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New protocols at Walter Reed reduce medical errors
New procedures for handing over patients during hospital shift changes reduce medical mistakes
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Routine pet surgery canceled at military veterinary clinics
The U.S. Army Public Health Command has temporarily suspended routine surgeries on pets at all military veterinary cl…
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Medical tests for PTSD and TBI not far off
Researchers are inching closer to creating medical tests to detect post-traumatic stress or mild traumatic brain inju…
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DoD, VA suicide prevention efforts on Capitol Hill
The Clay Hunt Suicide Prevention bill would require the Pentagon and VA to submit to an independent review of their suicide prevention programs.
-
Oxygen therapy no better than placebo for treating concussion, study finds
New study finds oxygen therapy as effective as placebo for post-concussive syndrome in military personnel
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Reserve, Guard on deck for Ebola deployment
Pentagon announces replacements for West Africa deployments
-
Army families quiz leadership on Ebola deployment
Families take part in Facebook town hall to get answers on West Africa deployment
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Defense Department to reduce use of live animals for medical training
Instead, military health professionals will use simulators or other models in key areas of training and education
-
Pentagon reduces Ebola deployment estimates
Number of troops estimated to deploy to Ebola regions has dropped
-
Soldiers’ suicide risk predictable with Big Data, study says
Large Army study shows life factors can help predict suicide risk in hospitalized troops
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New protocols at Walter Reed reduce medical errors
New procedures for handing over patients during hospital shift changes reduce medical mistakes
-
Routine pet surgery canceled at military veterinary clinics
The U.S. Army Public Health Command has temporarily suspended routine surgeries on pets at all military veterinary cl…
-
Medical tests for PTSD and TBI not far off
Researchers are inching closer to creating medical tests to detect post-traumatic stress or mild traumatic brain inju…
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DoD, VA suicide prevention efforts on Capitol Hill
The Clay Hunt Suicide Prevention bill would require the Pentagon and VA to submit to an independent review of their suicide prevention programs.
-
Oxygen therapy no better than placebo for treating concussion, study finds
New study finds oxygen therapy as effective as placebo for post-concussive syndrome in military personnel
-
Reserve, Guard on deck for Ebola deployment
Pentagon announces replacements for West Africa deployments
-
Army families quiz leadership on Ebola deployment
Families take part in Facebook town hall to get answers on West Africa deployment
-
Defense Department to reduce use of live animals for medical training
Instead, military health professionals will use simulators or other models in key areas of training and education
-
Pentagon reduces Ebola deployment estimates
Number of troops estimated to deploy to Ebola regions has dropped
-
Soldiers’ suicide risk predictable with Big Data, study says
Large Army study shows life factors can help predict suicide risk in hospitalized troops
-
New protocols at Walter Reed reduce medical errors
New procedures for handing over patients during hospital shift changes reduce medical mistakes
-
Routine pet surgery canceled at military veterinary clinics
The U.S. Army Public Health Command has temporarily suspended routine surgeries on pets at all military veterinary cl…
-
Medical tests for PTSD and TBI not far off
Researchers are inching closer to creating medical tests to detect post-traumatic stress or mild traumatic brain inju…
