WASHINGTON, DC—In a war in which PTSD and TBI are of great concern, it can be easy to forget that young adults beginning military service more...

WASHINGTON, DC—The Department of Defense announced the selection of new contractors for the Tricare Third Generation (T-3) Managed Care Support Services Contracts. more...

WASHINGTON, DC—Picking up medication refills at Los Angeles Air Force Base became a little more convenient for patients recently. A new prescription dispensing machine more...

WASHINGTON, DC—How can servicemembers with injuries and their families be better helped to reintegrate following a deployment? Researchers at the Uniformed Services University more...

PENTAGON—The number of suicides in the Army has declined from earlier this year as the Army has stepped up its suicide prevention efforts, but officials say they more...

WASHINGTON, DC—A looming HIV provider shortage threatens the HIV care system in the US, according to a report released by the American Academy of HIV Medicine more...

BETHESDA, MD—Federal officials are gearing up for a possible H1N1 vaccination campaign this fall, said top Administration leaders at a federal government flu summit more...

WASHINGTON—Federal agencies must take appropriate measures to protect employees on the job from the H1N1 virus, Senate members told federal officials last month. “The activities of agencies critical to Americans’safety, health, and well-being cannot be allowed to stop during a pandemic…neither can we endanger the dedicated men and women who carry out those duties,” said Sen Daniel Akaka, D-Hawaii, who chaired a Senate subcommittee hearing on the efforts of federal agencies to prepare for a pandemic.