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USU’s Dr. Francis O’Connor Connects Military and Professional Sports Medicine at MLB Winter Meetings

December 30, 2025

Uniformed Services University professor attends the 2025 MLB Winter Meetings to exchange insights on high-performance injury prevention, reh...Read More

Life-Saving Guideline Released to Combat Exertional Rhabdomyolysis in Warfighters and High-Performance Athletes

September 11, 2025

Updated standardized playbook helps clinicians recognize, treat, and prevent complications from this dangerous condition. Airmen from the 82...Read More

USU Scientists Present Research Findings at Military Health Symposium, Focusing on Battlefield Care and Health Risks

August 11, 2025

USU faculty presented research on pain management, military nutrition, infectious diseases, and environmental health risks at the Military H...Read More

USU Researchers Focus on Family Readiness and Environmental Extremes on Day Two of MHSRS 2025

August 06, 2025

Researchers from the Uniformed Services University present new findings on the mental health of military families and the physiological chal...Read More

Staying Safe When the Heat Is On: Understanding Heat-Related Illnesses

July 02, 2025

Dr. Francis O'Connor, a professor at the Uniformed Services University, provides essential insights into heat-related illnesses, emphasi...Read More

Beating the Heat: USU’s CHAMP WHEC Program works with the Army Heat Center to Reduce Exertional Heat Injuries and Heat Illness in Service Members

November 12, 2024

The CHAMP WHEC Program and Army Heat Center collaborate to prevent heat-related injuries in service members through research, data analysis,...Read More

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USU’s Dr. Francis O’Connor Connects Military and Professional Sports Medicine at MLB Winter Meetings

Life-Saving Guideline Released to Combat Exertional Rhabdomyolysis in Warfighters and High-Performance Athletes

USU Scientists Present Research Findings at Military Health Symposium, Focusing on Battlefield Care and Health Risks

USU Researchers Focus on Family Readiness and Environmental Extremes on Day Two of MHSRS 2025

Staying Safe When the Heat Is On: Understanding Heat-Related Illnesses

Beating the Heat: USU’s CHAMP WHEC Program works with the Army Heat Center to Reduce Exertional Heat Injuries and Heat Illness in Service Members

USU Researchers Recognized at MHSRS with Prestigious Team Awards and Young Investigator Honors

“Out of Need Comes Innovation”: MHS Conference Continues with Discussions of the Future

Dietetics and Dietitians: At the Intersection of Food and Medicine

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