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DoD Wouldn't Let Troops Wait to Get FDA-Approved Vaccine

The Pentagon considered offering service members the option of taking the FDA-approved vaccine before facing any punishment.

DoD Wouldn't Let Troops Wait to Get FDA-Approved Vaccine

The Pentagon considered offering service members the option of taking the FDA-approved vaccine before facing any punishment.

DVIDS - News - MRDC/USAMMDA showcases the latest in military health care technology at DOD's premier health technology and research symposium

​​​​​​​Less than 50% of asthma patients feel their condition is well managed, Economist Impact study finds

Economist Impact ​​​​​​​Less than 50% of asthma patients feel their condition is well managed, Economist Impact study finds 08-Sep-2022 / 11:20 CET/CEST Less than 50% of asthma patients feel their condition is well managed, Economist Impact study finds   A new study and survey by Economist Impac...

Economist Impact: Less than 50% of asthma patients feel their condition is well managed, Economist Impact study finds

Economist Impact Less than 50% of asthma patients feel their condition is well managed, Economist Impact study finds 08-Sep-2022 / 11:20 CET/CEST Less than 50% of asthma patients feel their condition

Less than 50% of asthma patients feel their condition is well managed, Economist Impact study finds

A new study and survey by Economist Impact, with the support of GSK, shows the continuing work that needs to be done to improve quality of life for people living with asthma. LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - Media OutReach - 6 September 2022 - In the last 15 years the prevalence of asthma has increased by approximately 3.6%. The aftermath of...

Less than 50% of asthma patients feel their condition is well managed, Economist Impact study finds | Taiwan News

Less than 50% of asthma patients feel their condition is well managed, Economist Impact study finds | 2022-09-06 19:30:00

Military promises to cut down on use of live animals in trauma training

The U.S Government Accountability Office (GAO) said measures are needed to monitor the use of alternatives.

Wearable Sensors for Assessing Airborne Hazards

The US Department of Defense is investigating the possibility of deploying wearable sensors to monitor the exposure of service personnel to dangerous toxins, thereby superseding current static detection systems.

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