Day 3 at MHSRS 2024: The Science of Trauma and Combat Casualty Care

At this year’s Military Health System Research Symposium, our best and brightest are advancing the science of trauma and combat casualty care.

On the battlefield, every second counts and researchers across the Defense Health Network Pacific Rim and Naval Medical Forces Pacific are dedicated to giving our warfighters the best possible chance of survival when they’re injured in combat.

The research that’s been presented at MHSRS 2024 showcases their commitment to lifesaving innovations.
Day 3 at MHSRS 2024: The Science of Trauma and Combat Casualty Care

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