• New focus on combat operational stress reduction, early intervention

• Medics use Smart Ops 21 to decrease patient notification time by half


• Statistics show AFRC's fitness program needs to improve


• Developmental education application deadline set for some officers, civilians


• Chief Dahlheimer retires


• DOD officials prepare for possible bird flu pandemic


• AF public health steps up again


• Wilford Hall testing new vascular viewer


• Improved earpieces reaching Falcon pilots

• Celebrating a hero's return - the end of limbo


• AF doctor finishes Iditarod with flourish; devotes race to young cancer patient


• Sather medics, volunteers meet Iraqis' medical needs


• U.S. medics aid injured Cuban doctors


• Dental residency program fills experience gap


• Past and present AF nursing leaders gather in Dallas


• Crossing into the Blues


• Balad lab provides life-saving products, procedures


• AF medics set pace for treating patients in Ecuador


• Pre-schoolers tell Katrina stories with art

New focus on combat operational
stress reduction, early intervention

Capt. Michael Detweiler, 379th Expeditionary Medical Group psychologist, left, listens to an Airman at a deployed location in Southwest Asia. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Josh Strang)

SG Newswire Inside Quote: "Our lives over those six years can only       be described in one word: limbo." -- Lt. Col. Kimberly G. Coltman. [FULL STORY]