The 2.5 social distancing level, including additional enhanced quarantine measures for the Busan area, has been extended until Sunday, January 31, 2021.
There are a variety of formal and informal methods used to help medical officers advance throughout their careers, and some, of course, are better than others.
The Department of Defense recommends that adults ages 75 and older should now receive a COVID-19 vaccine as part of its official Vaccination Program across the United States.
The city government of Busan announced that it has extended the level 2.5 social distancing scheme for two weeks from January 18th until the end of January 31st.
“I was assigned to the U.S. Marine Corps Wounded Warrior Regiment in July 2018. I was classified as a limb salvage patient for the doctors had discovered a giant mass in my right foot.
“I believe what self-centered men have torn down, men other-centered can build up.” This message, from 1964 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech highlight the gift that inspired his civil rights career - his dedication to serving others.
Freedom was the poem that I wrote for and read at a Martin Luther King Jr. observance in January. The main focal point of the poem was to identify with the struggles, hatred, pain, tears and triumphs of Dr. King. Acknowledging his contributions every year is truly significant.
Carly Sullivan, 106th Medical Detachment, Veterinary Services Support veterinary assistant (right), draws blood from a dog with the assistance of U.S. Army Capt. Emily Swan, 106th VSS vet clinic officer in charge, at Osan Air Base.
The American Forces Network (AFN) is giving Sailors and Marines afloat around the world what they’ve been asking for: two TV sports services instead of one.
Soldiers assigned to the 549th Medical Hospital Center, 65th Medical Brigade, and Sailors from Commander, Naval Forces Korea's Medical Readiness Team pose for a photo at Navy Branch Health Clinic Chinhae.
Getting people to donate a pint of their potentially life-saving blood has never been easy. And, like almost every aspect of modern life, COVID-19 has made it even harder.
