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VA Rheumatology Consortium Continues Momentum From Initial Meeting

WASHINGTON, DC—In 2001, Dr Gail Kerr was acting as chair of VA’s field advisory committee for rheumatology and trying to decide how she could use her position to help inform VA clinical practice. Full Article

Next New Therapy for Rheumatoid Arthritis Not so New

ROCKVILLE, MD—The next new therapy for rheumatoid arthritis might not be so new after all. Full Article

The Military Addresses Sexual Assault in its Ranks

WASHINGTON, DC—Sexual assault is a “national problem,” and one that the military is addressing in its ranks according to Dr Kaye Whitley, PhD, director of DoD’s Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office (SAPRO), at the 2010 MHS Conference. Full Article

Former Navy Man Helps Eisai Bring Comfort to Victims of Haitian Earthquake

In the days immediately following the Haitian earthquake disaster, Eisai’s National Strategic Accounts Manager, Dan Geiger, coordinated the donation of critical care products directly to the Department of Defense. Full Article

February 2010

Dear U.S. Medicine Reader, This month’s issue of U.S. Medicine brings coverage on the ongoing relief efforts provided by the US military in Haiti, reporting on the recent dialogue held on suicide prevention and the la...

Reporters' Blogs

The staff of U.S. Medicine share their thoughts on updates and changes within VA, DoD & USPHS.

November 2009

Dear U.S. Medicine Reader, Our November issue will continue to focus on the issues of greatest importance to our U.S. Medicine readers, as well as this month, the subject of Depression. In the aftermath of t...

December 2009

Advertisement Dear U.S. Medicine Reader, This month’s issue of U.S. Medicine opens with a painful remembrance of the Fort Hood tragedy. As publishers, we endeavored to treat this sad event with respect for the vi...

Massive Effort Launched to Aid Haitian Earthquake Victims

WASHINGTON, DC—As part of the overall US relief effort for Haiti, the US military began a massive effort last month to provide assistance in the wake of a deadly earthquake that killed thousands of people and left a staggering number of others injured and in need of help. Full Article

2010 DoD-VA Suicide Prevention Conference

WASHINGTON, DC—The Defense Centers of Excellence for Psychological Health and Traumatic Brain Injury and VA held a conference last month examining suicide and suicide prevention. “For all of our sophisticated knowledge, we still do not know all there is to know about preventing a needless death from occurring,” Full Article

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