The Active Duty Army Injury Surveillance Summary provides an annual update of injury-related medical encounters for non-deployed U.S. Army Soldiers, including rates over time for Active Duty and trainees, types and causes of hospitalizations and outpatient visits, and frequencies of injuries by body location and diagnosis.
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The Active Duty Eye Injury Report Summary contains detailed eye injury data, along with a set of summary tables detailing Ambulatory and Hospitalization rates (per 1000 person-years) for Injury Group, Cause of Injury and Occupational Group.
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The APHC Acute Respiratory Disease Surveillance Report is published weekly and contains data on acute respiratory disease and strep rates found at the Army basic training sites.
The Army Industrial Hygiene News and Regulatory Summary is published by the Industrial Hygiene and Medical Safety Management (IHMSM) for APHC as a service to the Army Industrial Hygiene Program, Federal agencies and industrial hygienists throughout the Federal and private sector. Published more or less monthly.
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The HIO Weekly Update is a compendium of public health news articles on medical and veterinary issues of interest to the United States Army Medical Department. Published weekly.
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The Army Quarterly Pediatric Lead Report provides a surveillance summary of all available blood lead level test results within the Army-Dependent population and monitors the occurrence of elevated blood lead levels in the same population.
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The Surgeon General Weekly Read Book
The Surgeon General Weekly Read Book is available with articles classified up to the
SECRET level from the USAPHC SIPRNet site:
https://intelshare.intelink.sgov.gov/sites/medcom-g2/SitePages/Home.aspx . To access this version, you will need a
SECRET security clearance and a SIPRNet account. Published weekly. When subscribing, please include your SIPRNet email address.
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Army Vector-borne Disease Report is published by APHC during the summer months in the U.S. By describing cases of key vector-borne diseases among Army beneficiaries as well as vector surveillance results across Army installations, the report provides a picture of disease threat and occurrence.
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Health of the Force Report is published annually by the US Army Public Health Center. It reports installation-level population health metrics for Active Component Soldiers based on national leading health indicators and military-relevant measures of health readiness.
A Healthy Workforce is a quarterly publication by the Occupational Medicine Program 65 geared toward occupational medicine providers and professionals. The information helps in our mission to identify, assess, and prevent injuries and illnesses that are constant threats to our civilian and soldier populations.
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The Armed Forces Health Surveillance Center (AFHSC) publishes the Medical Surveillance Monthly Report (MSMR) which provides evidence-based estimates of the incidence, distribution, impact, and trends of illness and injuries among United States military members and associated populations. Most reports in the MSMR are based on summaries of medical administrative data that are routinely provided to the AFHSC and integrated into the Defense Medical Surveillance System for health surveillance purposes.
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The U.S. Army Influenza Activity Report describes influenza cases and influenza-like ilness among Army beneficiaries and patients seeking care at Army military treatment facilities. Published weekly during flu season.
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Veterinary Connections is a quarterly publication written by Army Veterinary Services personnel for Service members, beneficiaries, and retirees about Animal Health, Food Safety, and One Health. One Health is the intersection and overlap between animals, humans, and the environment.
The Weather-Related Injury Surveillance Reports highlight the morbidity that Service Members experience due to heat-related and cold weather injuries, and emphasize the importance of timely reporting of these injuries.
