That’s a Wrap for MHSRS 2024

Yesterday afternoon, we wrapped up MHSRS2024. The past few days have been packed with groundbreaking research, inspiring collaborations, and our shared commitment to advancing military medicine.

From behavioral health to infectious diseases and human performance to trauma care, the knowledge we’ve shared here will have a lasting impact on the health and readiness of our service members.

Thank you for following along and being part of this journey.
That's a Wrap for MHSRS 2024

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