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Bill to ease VA proof of PTSD moves forward - Air Force News, news from Iraq - Air Forc... - 0 views
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A bill designed to make it easier for veterans to receive benefits and immediate care for post-traumatic stress disorder moved to the House Veterans Affairs Committee on Wednesday and is expected to be voted on by the committee next week.
Medical team hikes into mountains to care for children - 0 views
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ARCALA, Honduras (AFNS) -- During a two-week exercise in early February, a team of 16 medical doctors, nurse practitioners, dietitians and medical students conducted pediatric nutrition evaluations for families without the means or access to regular medical care in the remote mountains near Marcala, Honduras.
Air Force to receive casualty monitoring system - 0 views
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The system is a comprehensive, turnkey solution that monitors multiple casualties within 300 yards of a medic or first-response team.
DECLASSIFIED: The Air Force's Social Media Spin Machine - 0 views
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Last week, we learned that the United States Marine Corps had banned the use of social media sites by its active members. Today, some new information has come
Military Monitors Swine Flu With Focus on Protecting Force - 0 views
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WASHINGTON, April 27, 2009 - The Defense Department is monitoring the swine flu situation closely, with its primary focus on protecting the military population, a senior Pentagon official said today.
Air Force Doc Wins Top Science Award - 0 views
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Maj. (Dr) Vikhyat Bebarta, chief of medical toxicology and a staff emergency physician, is the recipient of the Best Basic Science Research Award, presented by the Society of Academic Emergency Medicine (SAEM), for his research on evaluating treatments for cyanide poisoning.
Blood Center is Lifeline for Troops - 0 views
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