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Here’s why growing antibiotic resistance is ‘serious and frightening’ for the military
Researchers working on a mechanism to remove infections directly from the blood — without antibiotics.
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Military parents’ injuries are affecting their children’s well-being. Here’s how.
Data shows more medical visits related to abuse and neglect, injuries, and for mental health care, and more days on psychiatric medications.
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Military children have more health care needs, but less access and lower quality, study finds
DoD needs to address gaps in access and quality of health care, researchers say.
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Here’s one thing military parents should do before their child joins the military
Military children’s dependent medical records can disqualify them from joining the military after they reach adulthood.
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Yearlong birth control supply for female vets could cut costs and unplanned pregnancies
The Department of Veterans Affairs could save about $2 million a year in prenatal, birth and newborn care costs by offering female veterans a year’s supply of birth control pills, researchers say.
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Mold problems adding to military moving misery
Neither moving companies nor military families want to ship mold to their new home.
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DoD council will examine how ‘wholesale’ changes in military health care affect troops’ families
Military medical system changes are expected to have a “huge impact”
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Your 2019 guide to military pay and benefits
Maximizing the options available to you is essential to making the most out of your military career.
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With amputations on the decline, could doctors forget how to do them?
Doctors aren’t performing as many combat-related amputations these days. But with that good news for service members comes one potential downside.
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States’ increasing restrictions and bans could put abortions ‘out of reach’ for some military women
Military women face financial and logistical hurdles in seeking abortions in the civilian community.
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Here’s why growing antibiotic resistance is ‘serious and frightening’ for the military
Researchers working on a mechanism to remove infections directly from the blood — without antibiotics.
-
Military parents’ injuries are affecting their children’s well-being. Here’s how.
Data shows more medical visits related to abuse and neglect, injuries, and for mental health care, and more days on psychiatric medications.
-
Military children have more health care needs, but less access and lower quality, study finds
DoD needs to address gaps in access and quality of health care, researchers say.
-
Here’s one thing military parents should do before their child joins the military
Military children’s dependent medical records can disqualify them from joining the military after they reach adulthood.
-
Yearlong birth control supply for female vets could cut costs and unplanned pregnancies
The Department of Veterans Affairs could save about $2 million a year in prenatal, birth and newborn care costs by offering female veterans a year’s supply of birth control pills, researchers say.
-
Mold problems adding to military moving misery
Neither moving companies nor military families want to ship mold to their new home.
-
DoD council will examine how ‘wholesale’ changes in military health care affect troops’ families
Military medical system changes are expected to have a “huge impact”
-
Your 2019 guide to military pay and benefits
Maximizing the options available to you is essential to making the most out of your military career.
-
With amputations on the decline, could doctors forget how to do them?
Doctors aren’t performing as many combat-related amputations these days. But with that good news for service members comes one potential downside.
-
States’ increasing restrictions and bans could put abortions ‘out of reach’ for some military women
Military women face financial and logistical hurdles in seeking abortions in the civilian community.
-
Here’s why growing antibiotic resistance is ‘serious and frightening’ for the military
Researchers working on a mechanism to remove infections directly from the blood — without antibiotics.
-
Military parents’ injuries are affecting their children’s well-being. Here’s how.
Data shows more medical visits related to abuse and neglect, injuries, and for mental health care, and more days on psychiatric medications.
-
Military children have more health care needs, but less access and lower quality, study finds
DoD needs to address gaps in access and quality of health care, researchers say.
-
Here’s one thing military parents should do before their child joins the military
Military children’s dependent medical records can disqualify them from joining the military after they reach adulthood.
-
Yearlong birth control supply for female vets could cut costs and unplanned pregnancies
The Department of Veterans Affairs could save about $2 million a year in prenatal, birth and newborn care costs by offering female veterans a year’s supply of birth control pills, researchers say.
-
Mold problems adding to military moving misery
Neither moving companies nor military families want to ship mold to their new home.
-
DoD council will examine how ‘wholesale’ changes in military health care affect troops’ families
Military medical system changes are expected to have a “huge impact”
-
Your 2019 guide to military pay and benefits
Maximizing the options available to you is essential to making the most out of your military career.
-
With amputations on the decline, could doctors forget how to do them?
Doctors aren’t performing as many combat-related amputations these days. But with that good news for service members comes one potential downside.
-
States’ increasing restrictions and bans could put abortions ‘out of reach’ for some military women
Military women face financial and logistical hurdles in seeking abortions in the civilian community.
