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  1. Medical experts from six African nations, the U.K. and the U.S., participated in a Virtual Pandemic Preparation and Response Engagement in support of Obangame Express 2021, the largest multinational maritime exercise in Western Africa. Leanr more here: .

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  2. Immunization is crucial to reducing the spread of , preserving the health of our force, and optimizing readiness. As become available we want to ensure you are in the know. For more information, please visit: .

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  3. On World Tuberculosis (TB) Day, MHS shines a light on the impact of TB around the world. TB is still a life-threatening problem in this country, and anyone can get the disease. Educate yourself on TB by visiting:

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  4. The average woman has a vast array of contraceptive options available to her and her partner. Learn about "Enter Decide + Be Ready," an evidence-based mobile app developed to educate and assist women with selecting the correct contraception, by visiting: .

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  5. We just passed a fantastic milestone: more than 5 million COVID-19 vaccinations administered at supported sites, which include centers and state sites. We’re so proud to do our part to support ’ vaccination goals.

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  6. In a year, a trip to the grocery store and spending time with family quickly became a health hazard. Follow the link to learn how the pandemic has evolved this past year and key accomplishments made by the , , and : .

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  7. Diabetes Alert Day serves as a "wake up call" that focuses on the severity of diabetes and the importance of understanding your risk. Today, learn more about the effects of diabetes and if you or a loved one is at risk: .

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  8. Wearing a helmet and tackling using proper “heads up” techniques can help prevent serious brain injuries. Encourage athletes to practice good sportsmanship and follow the rules for safe play. Learn more:

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  9. Annually, more than 4,000 graduates of the U.S. military academies begin their service to the nation. About 1,000 of these individuals will have laser vision correction eye surgery before they step into leadership roles. For treatment options & more: .

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  10. The Military Health System Research Symposium (MHSRS), the premier scientific meeting in the is just around the corner and there's only one week left to submit your abstracts! Don't delay! Abstract submissions close Mar. 31 ➡️ .

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  11. All it takes is one... little... pinch to help mitigate the spread of and protect you and the people around you. 📸: Airmen from across Team Dover started receiving their COVID-19 vaccine at Dover Air Force Base, Delaware.

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  12. Not all TBIs are caused by major blows to the head. Less obvious causes can also lead to , such as: ➡️ Car accidents ➡️ Falls ➡️ A blow to the body that jolts the head ➡️ Contact sports Get educated on the signs and symptoms:

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  13. Have you been getting those nutrients this month? Let’s eat lots of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains during . Remember, the foods we dread at times are rich with B vitamins and antioxidants that help improve and maintain brain function. Eat up!

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  14. For many of you, National is the day you've been waiting patiently to arrive. Why March 20, you ask? Well, it’s the first day of spring! So, get outside, enjoy the wonderful weather, and simply say those four words to the one you love. ❤️

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  15. It's the first day of , which means it's allergy season -- the season of a lot of coughing and sneezing 🤧! Please remember, spreads from person to person through respiratory droplets that travel into the air when you cough or sneeze.

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  16. How do we make – and keep – our military medical treatment facilities safer? Learn how RCA W3 course developers are improving quality care and reducing negative outcomes at military treatment facilities by visiting: .

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  17. The introduced changes and challenges that continue to affect the way of life for everyone. Through perseverance, the is using innovative ways to deal with the "new normal." Learn more: .

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  18. Looking for more patient safety resources? Your Safety Program provides a variety of solutions designed to improve the safe delivery of care to DoD beneficiaries:

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  19. We have faced many challenges in the last year, but we've done it with courage. With hope is on the horizon, let's and take care of each other. Together, we are stronger:

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  20. Did you get enough sleep last night? On , focus on your sleeping habits and how they can be improved this year. Learn the basics about sleep and tips on getting a good night’s rest: .

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