USU Students Examine Civil War History to Understand the Future of Medicine
By Ian Neligh “The more you know about the past, the better prepared you are for the future.” —Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919) A platoon of ...Read More
USU’s MIRROR Team Investigates New Minimally-Invasive Carpal Tunnel Surgery
By Dillon Parker The first-ever Ultrasound Guided Carpal Tunnel Release (USCTR) procedure conducted in the military was performed at the Wal...Read More
USU Facility Dog’s Promotion a Howling Success
By Ian Neligh Every dog has its day. And for one lucky Golden Retriever-Labrador mix named Shetland, the first full-time medical school faci...Read More
9/11: Why Four USU Graduates Ran Towards Disaster
By Sharon Holland Uniformed Services University alumni, faculty, staff and students were among the first responders in the aftermath of the ...Read More
20 Years Later: How 9/11 Shaped ‘Disaster Psychiatry’
By Sarah Marshall Two decades ago, Sept. 11th changed our world. Among the many lasting impacts of that tragic day, mental health providers ...Read More
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