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CONGRATS to Dr.(Col.) Alicia Madore, Deputy Commander for Nursing & Health Services, Keller Army Community Hospital, on their receipt of the ‘Innovation in Practice’ Award from the Capstone College of Nursing at The University of Alabama.
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Join us live on Friday at 9 a.m. EST for the unveiling of the newest Defense Health Agency (#DHA) flag and patch, recognizing the addition of the Space Force as the eighth uniformed service in the @MilitaryHealth System (#MHS)!
To tune in, please visit: https://t.co/NCTziFR1rh.
#MentalHealth is not a battle that has to be fought alone. The @DeptofDefense offers mental health resources for service members and their families. We will get through this together! https://t.co/w8ulv9FOxk
Vaccinating Service members improves readiness and has an immediate and positive impact on the health and safety of their families, neighbors, and the communities in which they serve. https://t.co/RLPz4CKINN #GetTheVax
I want to work with #SoldierAthletes. I want to help design programs to help Soldiers think of themselves as athletes, regardless if they participate in sports or not.” #PrideinthePatch
Learn more about Innace at https://t.co/Q13CZCurqS
You have the power to protect yourself and your family against serious diseases like shingles, pneumonia, #COVID-19, and the flu. Make sure your family is up-to-date on immunizations and vaccinations. #ArmyMedicine is #ArmyStrong
#COVID19 cases are increasing, driven largely by the surging Delta variant. Regardless of vaccine status, we must continue to take steps to protect each other:
🏠Stay home if you feel sick.
�� Stay 6 feet apart.
🚫Avoid crowds and poorly ventilated spaces.
🖐Wash your hands.
As the Delta variant of the COVID virus continues to spread across the nation, here are a few things you should know about the COVID vaccines that are available to you. #CovidIsNotOver#covidvaccinefacts
Fireworks are a great part of celebrating #July4, and proper firework safety needs to be part of the fun. Improperly handled, fireworks can cause serious burns and eye injuries. Here are tips for safe firework fun: https://t.co/8j0mkXwKQo
Today marks the 104th birthday of the Medical Service Corps. What you all do everyday never ceases to amaze me. Thank you for making @ArmyMedicine@USArmy Strong!
Join in virtually June 18, 3:00pm at https://t.co/uBZoPWtwq5 to watch the Change of Command Ceremony hosted by LTG R.Scott Dingle, Surgeon General @USArmy#armymedicine
As we celebrate the 246th birthday of the @USArmy, @ArmyMedicine remains ready, responsive, and relevant. Our commitment to more opportunities for Soldiers to earn the Expert Field Medical Badge is stronger than ever. Best of luck to all the competitors currently at EFMB.
For the past 246 years, the Army has defended this great Nation. I am exceptionally proud to serve along all the great Soldiers, Civilians, and Families, while never forgetting those that served before us. Happy birthday @USArmy
RHC-A would like to wish the @USArmy a very happy 246th birthday! Thank you for the years of bravery and commitment to the #Nations call to serve. #ArmyBday#ServeWithHonor @LTGDingle
By getting vaccinated, we can help businesses fully reopen. Not only will this help our economy, it will help us safely get back to the things we love. #COVID19#COVID19Vaccine