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2024 MHSRS
Dr. Martinez-Lopez speaking at MHSRS

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MHSRS opening remarks by Honorable Martinez Lopez Coming Soon: Combat Casualty Care Across the Continuum – Penetrating Brain Injury and repeated Concussive Events – Operational Vignettes Panel Coming Soon: MHSRS Featured Speaker - COL Gregory Gadson 2024 MHSRS Spotlight Articles

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Individual and Team Awards Ceremony, Monday 26 Aug Young Investigator and Poster Awards Ceremony, Thursday, 29 Aug

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2024 Individual and Team Awards Winners

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MHSRS Award Winner Video: Dr. Craig D. Shriver MHSRS Award Winner Video: Roxana Lescano MHSRS Award Winner Video: Dr. Alyssa Davidson MHSRS Award Winner Video: Dr. Lynette Hamlin MHSRS Award Winner Video: Firearm Injury Prevention Initiative (FIPI) Team MHSRS Award Winner Video: Medical Assessment and Readiness System (MARS) Team MHSRS Award Winner Video: Long-Term Immunity Against Novel and Known Strains of SARS-CoV-2 (LINKS-COVID) Study Team MHSRS Award Winner Video: Analyzer Traumatic Brain Injury – Field Deployable MHSRS Award Honorable Mention Video: PMS 408 Expeditionary Medical (ExMed) Team

2024 Accepted Abstracts & Presentations

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2024 Continuing Eductation

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2024 MHSRS Award Winners

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2022 MHSRS Supplement to Military Medicine

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2023 MHSRS Supplement to Military Medicine

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2023 MHSRS Supplement to the Journal of Trauma

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2024 MHSRS Supplement to the Journal of Trauma

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