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Autism therapy benefit to be analyzed for DoD
The Defense Department has hired Rand Corp. to analyze its autism therapy benefit to determine whether the level of c…
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DoD: Ebola mission won’t be scaled back
The Pentagon has no plans to scale back its response to the Ebola outbreak, Defense Department spokesman Rear Adm. Jo…
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DoD proposes consolidating Tricare regions into two
The Defense Health Agency is proposing to cut the number of Tricare regions from three to two, a cost-savings plan th…
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U.S. military to train more Ebola response teams
The U.S. military will train more medical personnel to respond to domestic cases of Ebola should they occur, a senior…
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New prosthetic limb may prevent chafing, swelling
Prosthetic technology has come a long way in the last few decades, offering state-of-the-art robotic arms, carbon-fib…
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Hagel orders quarantine for service members returning from West Africa
As President Obama lambasted state governors on Tuesday for instituting mandatory quarantines for humanitarian worker…
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Hagel to decide if troops will be quarantined
The military’s top officers are recommending a sweeping rule imposing a 21-day quarantine on all troops returning fro…
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Veteran’s canceled appointment drips with irony
In October, Army Reserve Maj. Leslie Haines walked into the Fort Wayne campus of the Northern Indiana VA Health Care …
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Eating disorders fairly rare among troops, study finds
A new study finds that eating disorder diagnoses in the U.S. military remain somewhat rare, but perhaps not surprisin…
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U.S. force to fight Ebola virus starts training in San Antonio
The U.S. military effort to help contain the Ebola virus at home and in West Africa is gaining steam.
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Autism therapy benefit to be analyzed for DoD
The Defense Department has hired Rand Corp. to analyze its autism therapy benefit to determine whether the level of c…
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DoD: Ebola mission won’t be scaled back
The Pentagon has no plans to scale back its response to the Ebola outbreak, Defense Department spokesman Rear Adm. Jo…
-
DoD proposes consolidating Tricare regions into two
The Defense Health Agency is proposing to cut the number of Tricare regions from three to two, a cost-savings plan th…
-
U.S. military to train more Ebola response teams
The U.S. military will train more medical personnel to respond to domestic cases of Ebola should they occur, a senior…
-
New prosthetic limb may prevent chafing, swelling
Prosthetic technology has come a long way in the last few decades, offering state-of-the-art robotic arms, carbon-fib…
-
Hagel orders quarantine for service members returning from West Africa
As President Obama lambasted state governors on Tuesday for instituting mandatory quarantines for humanitarian worker…
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Hagel to decide if troops will be quarantined
The military’s top officers are recommending a sweeping rule imposing a 21-day quarantine on all troops returning fro…
-
Veteran’s canceled appointment drips with irony
In October, Army Reserve Maj. Leslie Haines walked into the Fort Wayne campus of the Northern Indiana VA Health Care …
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Eating disorders fairly rare among troops, study finds
A new study finds that eating disorder diagnoses in the U.S. military remain somewhat rare, but perhaps not surprisin…
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U.S. force to fight Ebola virus starts training in San Antonio
The U.S. military effort to help contain the Ebola virus at home and in West Africa is gaining steam.
-
Autism therapy benefit to be analyzed for DoD
The Defense Department has hired Rand Corp. to analyze its autism therapy benefit to determine whether the level of c…
-
DoD: Ebola mission won’t be scaled back
The Pentagon has no plans to scale back its response to the Ebola outbreak, Defense Department spokesman Rear Adm. Jo…
-
DoD proposes consolidating Tricare regions into two
The Defense Health Agency is proposing to cut the number of Tricare regions from three to two, a cost-savings plan th…
-
U.S. military to train more Ebola response teams
The U.S. military will train more medical personnel to respond to domestic cases of Ebola should they occur, a senior…
-
New prosthetic limb may prevent chafing, swelling
Prosthetic technology has come a long way in the last few decades, offering state-of-the-art robotic arms, carbon-fib…
-
Hagel orders quarantine for service members returning from West Africa
As President Obama lambasted state governors on Tuesday for instituting mandatory quarantines for humanitarian worker…
-
Hagel to decide if troops will be quarantined
The military’s top officers are recommending a sweeping rule imposing a 21-day quarantine on all troops returning fro…
-
Veteran’s canceled appointment drips with irony
In October, Army Reserve Maj. Leslie Haines walked into the Fort Wayne campus of the Northern Indiana VA Health Care …
-
Eating disorders fairly rare among troops, study finds
A new study finds that eating disorder diagnoses in the U.S. military remain somewhat rare, but perhaps not surprisin…
-
U.S. force to fight Ebola virus starts training in San Antonio
The U.S. military effort to help contain the Ebola virus at home and in West Africa is gaining steam.
