MHS Profiles: Equipped for Success

This month we profile the Department of Defense Computer/Electronic Accommodations Program. CAP provides assistive technologies to wounded warriors and others with disabilities, enabling them to n...

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MHS Profiles: Confidence. Strength. Pride. Rebu...

This month we profile the Military Health System's outdoor activities and community-supported recreational programs that provide wounded warriors with the confidence, strength and pride required to...

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MHS Profiles: Paws for Effect

This month we profile a unique breed of therapists. Deuce, George and Raleigh are resident therapy dogs at Walter Reed Army Medical Center who offer comfort, exercise and motivational support to r...

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MHS Profiles: Combating HIV/AIDS - DoD's Global...

This month we profile the U.S. Department of Defense’s international efforts in combating HIV/AIDS – highlighting not only the programs, but those on the ground working to decrease the disease’s im...

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MHS Profiles: Center for the Intrepid

Finding the Beauty in the New Normal This month we are profiling the Center for the Intrepid (CFI), a beautiful, state-of-the-art rehabilitation facility, where patients may not only learn how t...

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MHS Profiles Uniformed Services University

This month, we've done something a little different. Instead of profiling a unique individual, we've focused on the individuals who make up a unique university. The Uniformed Services Universit...

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Using Social Media to Promote Transparency and ...

The Military Health System presented at the VA's Evolving Paradigms II conference on how we integrate social media.

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JTF Voice September 2009

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MHS Profiles:Becoming A Virus Hunter

MHS Profiles: Portrait of a Scientist Immunizations are an important part of staying healthy, and our frequently deployed service members must be kept safe from a multitude of biological hazards. ...

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