The university’s president discusses pandemic response and the need to maintain a strong military health system.

A new bill would require DoD to buy vaccines and medicines made (and sourced) in the U.S.

The cost shares for your medications, if you do not receive them at a DoD military treatment facility, will increase on Jan. 1.

This three-star will play a pivotal role as military health care is "in the midst of unprecedented change."

Increased pharmacy costs are a major concern, respondents say.

On his first official day as the Pentagon's health care champion, MOAA highlighted concerns about reducing medical forces.