The Power of Nature: Green Road Project to Study Nature’s Healing Effects
By Sarah Marshall It’s long been said that being outside, experiencing the sights and sounds of nature, can help ease our ailments, b...Read More
University change has brought with it a new Pulse
By Kelsey Stalnaker Uniformed Services University (USU) has stood as the single federal intersection of healthcare and...Read More
Summit brings together educators in leadership
By Christopher Austin Educators from around the country gathered at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences ( US...Read More
Styx and Eddie Money Rock NSAB
By Sharon Holland Classic rock artists Styx and Eddie Money proved they are still going strong after more than 40 years. More ...Read More
USU students learn to care for and prevent snake bite injuries
By Christopher Austin Troops face a heightened risk of snake bites when deployed and USU students must be prepared to care for ...Read More
Disrupted brain pathway might be why TBI impacts men and women differently
By Sarah Marshall The brains of men and women are wired differently, and when it comes to traumatic brain injuries (TBI), women are more...Read More
USU Scholar meets the men who saved his father's life in WWII
By Sharon Holland Retired Lt. Gen. (Dr.) Douglas Robb was poised to enjoy an evening event sponsored by the Air Force Academy Society o...Read More
Thomas delivers keynote remarks at Memorial Day Observance
By Sharon Holland Speaking in front of a crowd of Korean War, Vietnam War, Iraq and Afghanistan veterans, their families, Junior ROTC s...Read More
Students experience their first mass casualty
By Christopher Austin The Service members quickly enter the dark room and assess the situation – four wounded are on the ground with...Read More
Addressing the (virtual) crowd
By Christopher Austin Military medical education is about putting students through the toughest situations they could ever face in th...Read More
Students learn public health, zombie style
By Sarah Marshall Contributions from Christopher Austin Flesh eating horrors roam the streets of the city as members of the Do...Read More
USU researchers put control back into the hands of wounded warriors
A cutting-edge bionic arm that can be controlled with subtle muscle movements is being prescribed to wounded warriors at Walter Reed ...Read More
USU graduate helps her patients smile
By Christopher Austin It was 1999 and Air Force Lt. Col. (Dr.) Kerry Latham was at a crossroads that had nothing to do with the tur...Read More
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