The 2022 MHSRS has been approved.
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The meeting will be held from 12-15 September 2022 at the Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention Center, Kissimmee, FL.
Meeting registration will open on 11 July 22 at 12 noon EST through the meeting support contractor's website (https://www.mhsrs.net/).
2022 MHSRS Agenda (as of 11 July 22)
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2022 MHSRS Poster Session Schedule
2022 MHSRS Frequently Asked Questions (as of 2 August 2022)
Instructions to individual speakers and poster presenters will be issued through https://www.mhsrs.net/.
The individual session speaking agenda will be available through https://www.mhsrs.net/.
- Poster PDFs – Any uploaded poster pdfs can be viewed by accessing the abstract through the MHSRS number and clicking on View Upload File at the bottom of the abstract page.
- NOTE: Abstracts are published only with the permission of the author.
2022 MHSRS Highlights
View 2022 Featured Speakers
View 2022 Program Book
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2021 MHSRS Award Winners
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Distinguished Service
David Tribble, M.D., DrPHUniformed Services University of the Health SciencesBethesda, Maryland -
Distinguished Service
Patricia A. Deuster, Ph.D., MPH, FACSUniformed Services University of the Health SciencesBethesda, Maryland
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Outstanding Research Accomplishment/Individual/SARS-C0V-2
Laura E. Lamb, Ph.D.Beaumont HealthRoyal Oak, Michigan -
Outstanding Research Accomplishment/Individual/Academia/Industry
Christopher Conoboy, Ph.DUniversity of PittsburghPittsburgh, Pennsylvania -
Outstanding Research Accomplishment/Individual/Military
LT Chad G. Peltier, USNNaval Medical Submarine Research Laboratory, New London Submarine BaseGroton, Connecticut
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Outstanding Research Accomplishment/Team/Academia/Industry
Concussion Assessment Research and Education Consortium TeamIndiana University School of Medicine, Medical College of Wisconsin, University of Michigan, Uniformed Services of the Health SciencesThomas W. McAllister, M.D.Team Lead -
Outstanding Research Accomplishment/Team/SARS-CoV-2
Operational Infectious Diseases Laboratory TeamNaval Health Research Center, San Diego, CaliforniaChristopher A. Myers, Ph.D.Team Lead
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Outstanding Research Accomplishment/Team/SARS-CoV-2
COVID-19 Health Action Response for Marines TeamNaval Medical Research Center, Silver Spring, MarylandCDR Andrew G. Letzia, USNTeam Lead -
Outstanding Research Accomplishment/Team/Military
The Epidemiology, Immunology and Clinical Characteristics of Emerging Infectious Diseases with Pandemic Potential COVID-19 Cohort TeamUniformed Services University Infectious Disease Clinical Research ProgramTeam Lead -
Outstanding Research Accomplishment/Team/Military
Green-X Research TeamNaval Medical Research Unit - DaytonMichael D. Reddix, CDR(ret), USN, Ph.D.Team Lead -
Outstanding Research Accomplishment/Team/Military
Integrated Platform for Clinical Assessment and Monitoring Research TeamWalter Reed National Military Medical Center
Army Public Health Center and Hearing Center of ExcellenceDouglas S. Brungart, Ph.D.Team Lead
2019 MHSRS Supplement to Military Medicine
2018 MHSRS Supplement to Military Medicine
2020 MHSRS Supplement to the Journal of Trauma
2019 MHSRS Supplement to the Journal of Trauma
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