Chaplaincy HOPE Course Wins Platinum MarCom Award, 2 USU Faculty Earn Medical Education Honors
A Uniformed Services University suicide postvention course wins a Platinum Marketing and Communications Award, and two faculty members earn ...
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USU, Irish Defence Forces Sign Statement of Intent to Advance Military Medical Education and Research
Uniformed Services University and Irish Defence Forces Medical Corps agree to explore military medicine education, research, and exchange.
Remembering Lt. Col. David E. Cabrera
Fifteen years after his death in Afghanistan, the Army social worker and USU educator’s example still shapes military mental health care.
Modernizing the Capstone: How Operation Bushmaster Prepares Medical Officers for Large-Scale Combat Operations
Uniformed Services University students faced simulated drone threats and updated combat casualty care in their military medicine capstone. S...
Preparing Military Surgeons for the Challenges of Combat
Uniformed Services University surgeons use simulation, research, and civilian partnerships to ready military surgeons for combat.
Sudden Unexpected Death: USU Researchers Investigate Why the Heart Abruptly Quits Pumping
Uniformed Services University-led research found normal electrical signaling at death in more than half of recorded sudden deaths.
How GSN Doctoral Residents are Approaching Care for Military Women’s Health
USU nursing doctoral residents standardize workflows to reduce burnout and improve maternal care for service members abroad.
How to Become a Military Doctor at the Uniformed Services University
Learn who qualifies, how to apply, what admissions staff seek, and how tuition and the service commitment work at USU’s School of Medicine.
USU Medical Team Brings Military Medicine Expertise to Ironman World Championship
Uniformed Services University faculty and students used military medicine skills in the Ironman World Championship medical tent.
9 USU Faculty Earn Teaching and Research Honors; Supplement Safety Summit Draws More Than 270
Uniformed Services University faculty honors, a student's Science Signaling paper, a supplement safety summit, and a leadership talk.
3-D Technology Advances Maxillofacial Reconstruction for Military Patients
3-D imaging, digital design, and printing help military dental specialists restore jaws and faces after severe injury and disease.
Where Are They Now? Class of 2010 Alumnus Dr. Robert Vietor Brings Home Energy and Experience as USU Anesthesiology Chair
Army Lt. Col. Vietor reflects on his student days at USU, his accomplishments as a USU leader, and his 10-year journey in between.
How Can Artificial Intelligence on the Battlefield Shape Moral Injury?
A USU graduate student with a background in moral philosophy is preparing to study moral injury in an era of AI-enabled warfare.