Beck’s arrival signals a new phase of Fort Carson’s COVID-19 vaccination efforts for TRICARE beneficiaries 75 and older.

Army Master Sgt. Carolyn Lange has kept up her skills as a licensed practical nurse by administering COVID-19 vaccines on Fort George G. Meade in Maryland

DoD officials present update on COVID-19 response efforts

As DOD surpasses the administration of 1 million COVID-19 vaccine shots in arms, leaders reflect on how each military treatment facility community made the success possible, despite challenges.

COVID-19 fears likely affecting cardiovascular care but not at military medical treatment facilities.

Military prepped and ready to help with civilian COVID-19 mass vaccinations

Five DoD sites across the United States will be part of the STORM CHASER trial, a study to observe the efficacy of a long-lasting antibody product to prevent COVID-19 among people who have been exposed to others suffering from the disease.

Two of the military’s blood technicians say their work is vital and rewarding.

Vaccination for service members is voluntary, as vaccines are currently authorized for emergency use.

USU is conducting a study to better understand the symptoms and course of COVID-19 disease and identify risk factors in the military population.

The ongoing pandemic outbreak has overlapped with the annual Northern Hemisphere influenza season.

Open, honest and repetitive communication remains paramount during current pandemic.

DHA IT Teams Deliver Innovative Solutions During Pandemic.

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