Tag Archives: medicine
Advanced Cardiac Life Support. You’ve probably never heard of it, but one day it may just say your life.
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Recovering from a traumatic brain injury or post-traumatic stress isn’t easy but it’s not impossible as long as you take that first step.
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Posted in DoD News, Medical Monday, PTSD Awareness Month, Rotator
Tagged Adam Anicich, Army, Army vet, Army Veteran, brainline, deployment, injured veteran, medicine, MRI, post traumatic stress, Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome, PTSD, PTSD Awareness Month, TBI, tbi recovery, traumatic brain injury, U.S. Army, United States Army, wounded veteran
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Doctors at Afghanistan’s Armed Forces Academy have come up with a new method to train Afghan troops how to save lives in combat.
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Posted in DoD News, Medical Monday, Rotator
Tagged academy, AFA, Afghan National Army, Afghan National Army Academy, Afghan National Army Doctor, Afghan Soldier, Afghan soldiers, AFN Afghanistan, ANA, ANA AFA, Army Doctor, combat medic, combat medicine, combat ready, combat trauma, doctor, DoD News, medic, Medical Monday, Medical trianing, medicine, trauma
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Motorcycle riding club members pay a special visit to wounded, ill and injured service men and women at NMCSD, Calif..
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Posted in DoD News, Medical Monday, Rotator
Tagged Afghanistan Veteran, American Legion, California, donation, Harley, health and comfort, hospital, ill, ill veteran, injured airman, injured Marine, injured sailor, injured service member, injured servicemembers, injured soldier, injured veteran, Legion Post, Legion Post 129, medical, medicine, Motorbike, motorcyclists, Naval Medical Center San Diego, Naval medicine, Naval Station San Diego, Navy medicine, NMCSD, Patriot Guard, riding club, San Diego, San Diego California, San Diego Hospital, veteran, Vietnam veteran, Wounded, wounded veteran
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Brains, bones, and body parts in jars, oh my. It’s not a freak show, it’s all at the National Museum of Health and Medicine.
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Posted in Armed With Science Saturday, DoD News
Tagged 25 million medical specimens, Abraham Lincoln, Armed with Science, brains on display, Einstein's brain, health, health and medicine, Jessica L. Tozer, medicine, military history, military medical history, monstrous sights, National Museum of Health and Medicine
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