health

"I ask with all eyes and ears on you that you fix this, and you fix it honestly."

“PTSD, military sexual trauma, and eating disorders go so, unfortunately well together."

"More testing options will put flexibility in the hands of our Airmen – where it belongs."

“It’s become just a normal part of Army culture and military culture, and that’s not good.”

"To think we don’t have to have headaches every day anymore?"

Where the mind goes, the body will follow.

SWAN joins a growing chorus of voices raising concerns over the Army's new fitness test

The Air Force hopes the device would identify a potential COVID-19 infection early and alert the user through its user dashboard.

Novel coronavirus (COVID-19) cases are more likely to spread among enlisted crew members on Navy ships, a new study released this week found, due to the sailors' tight living and workspaces

Joe Biden, like many other families of service members diagnosed with illnesses from overseas deployments, suspects toxic exposure may have been behind his son Beau’s brain cancer

The Army has suspended a rule requiring new enlisted soldiers and officers to pass the Army Combat Fitness Test to graduate initial military training through next year

The Trump administration has secretly siphoned nearly $4 million away from a program that tracks and treats FDNY firefighters and medics suffering from 9/11-related illnesses

A U.S. military policy that blocks HIV-positive service members from being commissioned as officers has “no rational basis,” a federal judge said in declining to throw out claims brought by graduates of the Air Force and Navy academies

Just 10,588 burn-pit claims have been filed since Sept. 11, 2001, Veterans Affairs said in response to a Freedom of Information Act request from a veterans advocacy group

Of the 500 respondents who disclosed at least one cancer, “13% of them disclosed multiple cancers"

By late summer, it will be illegal for soldiers under 21 to buy tobacco products at on-post stores, but there are no plans to enforce a smoking ban.

“The sheer number of deaths at the Veterans’ Center in such a short period of time warrants an immediate investigation.”

Spravato, the controversial ketamine-based nasal spray used to treat severe depression, will be available to Tricare beneficiaries on a case-by-case basis beginning May 18, Defense Health Agency officials announced Friday

So that's something

The number of military installations with known contamination or suspected discharges of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, continues to rise, according to an environmental advocacy group keeping tally based on information obtained from the Defense Department

When the 2020 edition of the event was axed on March 12, Chief Warrant Officer 4 Beofra Butler began to organize a social-distancing run.

The body armor blast sensors the military is working on could make it easier to tell if a service member needs medical evaluation by measuring blast overpressure exposure

A member of Congress at a hearing about a toxic base in Uzbekistan used by the U.S. military shortly after 9/11 revealed on Thursday that he was also deployed there and has been diagnosed with two cancers.

Pentagon officials on Wednesday released a list of military treatment facilities and clinics that will no longer provide care to military retirees and active-duty families as part of a shift in focus to supporting active-duty readiness

"It is estimated that approximately 200,000 Military Health System beneficiaries ... will transition to civilian providers," the memo says.