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Coronavirus update: Illness spreads, US troops in Southeast Asia advised to take precautions
With the virus having infected more than 4,000 people worldwide, health organizations are stepping up to contain it.
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VA disputes science panel’s findings on proposed Agent Orange diseases; decision not expected until late 2020
VA maintains it will wait for the outcome of two studies before rendering a decision on new Agent Orange benefits
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Loophole closed, service members’ medical images no longer accessible online
Some troops’ sensitive medical information can no longer be found online, according to Virginia Sen. Mark Warner.
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Air Force issues public health alert for ‘Wuhan virus’ following case in Japan
A case of the novel coronavirus originating in Wuhan, China, was detected in Kanawaga prefecture, a region that is home thousands of U.S. military personnel and families.
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Army secretary wants to slow transfer of military hospitals to DHA, retain medical research
Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy has taken issue with the planned transformation of the military health system.
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Pentagon agrees to republish discharge and records corrections decisions
The decisions of several influential boards considering appeals from U.S. military personnel were removed last year from a public Defense Department website.
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Trump says he doesn’t consider brain injuries sustained by US troops during Iran missile barrage ‘serious’
Trump told a reporter that, compared to amputated limbs, he didn’t consider traumatic brain injury serious.
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Some troops’ sensitive medical data can be found online, with the right tools
Sen. Mark Warner, D-Virginia, has written Pentagon leadership about a cyber vulnerability that may expose sensitive data about service members.
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These military towns have the highest rates of sexually transmitted diseases in the country
A new report ranks the U.S. cities with the highest rates of sexually transmitted diseases.
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Appeals court supports airmen fighting their discharges for HIV
The ruling deals a blow to Pentagon policies prohibiting the discharge of HIV-positive service members.
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Coronavirus update: Illness spreads, US troops in Southeast Asia advised to take precautions
With the virus having infected more than 4,000 people worldwide, health organizations are stepping up to contain it.
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VA disputes science panel’s findings on proposed Agent Orange diseases; decision not expected until late 2020
VA maintains it will wait for the outcome of two studies before rendering a decision on new Agent Orange benefits
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Loophole closed, service members’ medical images no longer accessible online
Some troops’ sensitive medical information can no longer be found online, according to Virginia Sen. Mark Warner.
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Air Force issues public health alert for ‘Wuhan virus’ following case in Japan
A case of the novel coronavirus originating in Wuhan, China, was detected in Kanawaga prefecture, a region that is home thousands of U.S. military personnel and families.
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Army secretary wants to slow transfer of military hospitals to DHA, retain medical research
Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy has taken issue with the planned transformation of the military health system.
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Pentagon agrees to republish discharge and records corrections decisions
The decisions of several influential boards considering appeals from U.S. military personnel were removed last year from a public Defense Department website.
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Trump says he doesn’t consider brain injuries sustained by US troops during Iran missile barrage ‘serious’
Trump told a reporter that, compared to amputated limbs, he didn’t consider traumatic brain injury serious.
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Some troops’ sensitive medical data can be found online, with the right tools
Sen. Mark Warner, D-Virginia, has written Pentagon leadership about a cyber vulnerability that may expose sensitive data about service members.
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These military towns have the highest rates of sexually transmitted diseases in the country
A new report ranks the U.S. cities with the highest rates of sexually transmitted diseases.
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Appeals court supports airmen fighting their discharges for HIV
The ruling deals a blow to Pentagon policies prohibiting the discharge of HIV-positive service members.
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Coronavirus update: Illness spreads, US troops in Southeast Asia advised to take precautions
With the virus having infected more than 4,000 people worldwide, health organizations are stepping up to contain it.
-
VA disputes science panel’s findings on proposed Agent Orange diseases; decision not expected until late 2020
VA maintains it will wait for the outcome of two studies before rendering a decision on new Agent Orange benefits
-
Loophole closed, service members’ medical images no longer accessible online
Some troops’ sensitive medical information can no longer be found online, according to Virginia Sen. Mark Warner.
-
Air Force issues public health alert for ‘Wuhan virus’ following case in Japan
A case of the novel coronavirus originating in Wuhan, China, was detected in Kanawaga prefecture, a region that is home thousands of U.S. military personnel and families.
-
Army secretary wants to slow transfer of military hospitals to DHA, retain medical research
Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy has taken issue with the planned transformation of the military health system.
-
Pentagon agrees to republish discharge and records corrections decisions
The decisions of several influential boards considering appeals from U.S. military personnel were removed last year from a public Defense Department website.
-
Trump says he doesn’t consider brain injuries sustained by US troops during Iran missile barrage ‘serious’
Trump told a reporter that, compared to amputated limbs, he didn’t consider traumatic brain injury serious.
-
Some troops’ sensitive medical data can be found online, with the right tools
Sen. Mark Warner, D-Virginia, has written Pentagon leadership about a cyber vulnerability that may expose sensitive data about service members.
-
These military towns have the highest rates of sexually transmitted diseases in the country
A new report ranks the U.S. cities with the highest rates of sexually transmitted diseases.
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Appeals court supports airmen fighting their discharges for HIV
The ruling deals a blow to Pentagon policies prohibiting the discharge of HIV-positive service members.
