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AFMES and the Military Cardiac Arrest Program postmortem genetics team provides postmortem genetic testing in cases of young, sudden death.

The program is designed to simplify a logistically burdensome and overtly subjective process: assessing brain injuries at or near the point of injury.

As the federal government’s only medicolegal death investigation system, AFMES may provide services to manned space flight missions conducted by NASA.

The 60% threshold of DNA Family Reference Samples has been met for the USS Arizona (BB-39) Unknown Identification Project.

Equipping medical providers in the U.S. Joint Force and combatant commands is imperative.

The research is aimed at advancing military medicine to mitigate brain exposures and provide long-term protection for service members.

Microplastics can act like tiny vehicles, absorbing and carrying PFAS and other toxins which can then be released inside the body.

Participants collected environmental samples, screened them for bacteria, and analyzed the bacteria to determine if they were resistant to common antibiotics.

Tobacco use is the top cause of preventable death in the U.S. and is higher among service member and veteran populations.

Delivering for warfighters is the DHA’s primary objective, and its mission covers the full array of military and dependent health care.