Advancing combat casualty care, operational medicine, and warfighter readiness demands a dedicated forum where the full breadth of military medical research converges — and for the Department of Defense, that forum is the Military Health System Research Symposium. Registration for the 2026 edition opens June 29, 2026, at noon Eastern, ahead of the symposium's four-day
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1 event,Preparing professionals to detect, assess, and manage deliberate biothreat events and laboratory biosafety incidents requires more than theoretical knowledge — it demands practiced decision-making under pressure, across disciplines and sectors. A two-day tabletop simulation exercise designed to build precisely that capacity is scheduled for August 2026 in Singapore. The Biosecurity Simulation Exercise (BSX 2026), organized |
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When hospitals faced the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic, many quietly adapted how they delivered care without ever formally declaring a crisis. Protocols designed to guide difficult decisions during mass casualty events were bypassed, misunderstood, or simply left to individual clinicians at the bedside. A new expert consultation examines what went wrong and what needs |
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