Chaplaincy HOPE Course Wins Platinum MarCom Award, 2 USU Faculty Earn Medical Education Honors
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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.
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.
USU Airman Earns Sijan Leadership Award, 2 Staff Members Named Employees of the Quarter
A Uniformed Services University airman wins an Air Force leadership award, and two civilian staff members earn quarterly honors.
USU Researchers Present More Than 100 Posters at the 2026 Military Health System Research Symposium
USU researchers shared more than 100 studies in military medicine, from cancer and operational readiness to battlefield mental health suppor...
On the Final Day of MHSRS 2026, USU Research Turns to AI and Women’s Health
On Day 4 of MHSRS 2026, USU researchers show how AI can guide combat wound care and how data can protect servicewomen’s health.
On Day 3 of MHSRS 2026, USU Research Confronts the Threats a Force Can’t See
Day 3 USU research at MHSRS 2026 spans drug-resistant wounds, radiation injury, battlefield pain, and the policies that keep service members...
On Day 2 of MHSRS 2026, USU Research Turns to Partners, Patients, and the Front Line
USU research at MHSRS 2026 spans allied trauma systems, a personal therapy for post-traumatic stress, and battlefield casualty evacuation.
As MHSRS 2026 Opens, USU Research Looks to the Future Fight
Uniformed Services University researchers open MHSRS 2026 with military medicine work spanning battlefield readiness and brain health.
Cracks in the Ranks Reveal the Hidden Cost of Military Service
New Study Shows Stress Fractures Expose the Toll of a Life in Uniform
New Artificial Intelligence Tool Predicts Hemorrhagic Shock for Injured Warfighters
Research Team Uses Machine Learning to Detect Severe Bleeding Before Standard Vital Signs Drop
Leishmaniasis: A Persistent Threat in a Changing Operational Environment
New insights highlight evolving risks, diagnostic advances, and the urgent need for better treatments and vaccines.
Invisible Threats, Visible Solutions for the Future of Military Environmental Health
The second annual Military Environmental Epidemiology Symposium advanced force readiness by combating invisible battlefield hazards.
USU Faculty Receive Prestigious Masterships from American College of Physicians
Three USU faculty members were recently recognized by the American College of Physicians for their elections to Mastership.
USU Researchers Highlight Women's Health, Brain Injury, and Medical Innovation at MHSRS 2025
Uniformed Services University faculty, staff, and students presented a diverse range of research on day three of the Military Health System ...
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How Do Fire Ants Disrupt Military Readiness and Put Troops at Risk?
How Do Fire Ants Disrupt Military Readiness and Put Troops at Risk? New USU-Walter Reed Research Shows Fire Ant Venom is a Growing Hazard fo...
Can a Diabetes Drug Prevent Kidney Injury After Trauma? USU Research Explores Canagliflozin
Uniformed Services University research explores the potential of canagliflozin, a diabetes medication, to prevent acute kidney injury in tra...
Unlocking Answers to Sudden, Unexplained Deaths Through Postmortem Genetic Testing
USU’s MiCAP Program Uses Genetic Testing to Uncover Causes of Sudden Cardiac Death and Safeguard Military Families October 17, 2024 by Sharo...
Louis Pangaro Lauded with AAMC Award for Excellence in Medical Education
Dr. Louis N. Pangaro, professor of Medicine at the Uniformed Services University, has been named the recipient of the 2024 Association of Am...
USU Professor Dr. Michael Roy Receives $500,000 Grant for Blast Exposure Research
Dr. Michael Roy has been awarded a $500,000 grant to conduct research on the effects of blast exposure among military service members. Senio...