USU's Impact on the Future of Military Medicine Highlighted at MHS Conference
The Uniformed Services University played a central role on the first day of the Military Health System (MHS) Conference in Cleveland, Ohio, ...Read More
USU Faculty Lead Discussions on Advancing Warrior Athlete Musculoskeletal Injury Care, USU Musculoskeletal Hub Takes Shape
USU experts played a pivotal role in a recent forum addressing musculoskeletal injuries, charting future strategies for readiness and well-b...Read More
CEPI Recognizes USU-Developed mAb Against Nipah Virus as a Top Innovation for Force Health Protection
The USU-developed monoclonal antibody 1F5 (MBP1F5) has been recognized by the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI) as a to...Read More
WounDx™: Revolutionizing Wound Care to Improve Warfighter Readiness and Reduce Costs
A new biomarker-based tool developed by USU researchers aims to improve treatment decisions for complex extremity injuries in military and c...Read More
Dental Leader Passes Away: Remembering Major General (Retired) Patrick D. Sculley
Retired Army Major General Patrick D. Sculley, former Deputy Surgeon General and 23rd Chief of the U.S. Army Dental Corps, passed away April...Read More
Hospital Corpsman Named 2024 OSD Junior Enlisted Service Member of the Year
Petty Officer First Class Jonathan Shumaker, Uniformed Services University non-commissioned officer, is recognized for outstanding service t...Read More
INVICTA Study: Uncovering Blast Exposure’s Impact on Special Operations Forces
USU’s five-year INVICTA study examines the subtle, yet significant effects of low-level blast overpressure exposure on service members’ neur...Read More
Revolutionizing Rehab: Mobile Technology Helps Service Members and Veterans Walk with Confidence
The USU-WRNMMC-VA partnership, Mobile Device Outcomes-based Rehabilitation Program (MDORP), empowers service members and veterans with lower...Read More
USU and JHU-APL Collaboration Yields Innovative Devices for Rapid Treatment of Brain Hemorrhages
Researchers from Uniformed Services University and Johns Hopkins University have developed two portable devices to improve the treatment of ...Read More
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