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Knowing which benefit to use gets you the care you need when you need it.

Military hospitals and clinics are introducing ambient listening technology to help providers focus more on you — and less on their computer.

This new technology analyzes medical appointment conversations, capturing clinical notes and reducing administrative burden on medical staff.

The use of specialized detection equipment ensured personnel could accurately measure nonionizing radiation levels to protect the force.

Interns from Naval Medical Center Camp Lejeune's Family Medicine Residency Program graduate into military medicine.

Each donated unit of blood helps save a life or gives someone a better chance to win their battle against illness and injury.

These discussions help shape clinical practice guidelines for treatment across military and veteran communities.

Becoming a casualty of heat stress can reduce both individual and unit-fighting strength.

Part of our mission is to ensure Army healthcare professionals are ready to support the warfighter anytime, anywhere.

TRICARE will cover obesity management as a primary condition for eligible beneficiaries overseas.