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Four Interesting Reads from Today’s Early Bird – Feres Doctrine and the Future of Navy Medicine

Posted on December 3, 2018

Here are four articles from this morning’s Early Bird of particular interest to those in Navy Medicine:

DoD hopes medical realignment will help prepare for fight against global powers

Navy Medical Corps Worries Future Funding Cuts Will Result in Fewer Doctors

Petition Calling Congress To Change The Feres Doctrine Reaches 17,000 Signatures

Vice Adm. Forrest Faison Discusses the Future of Navy Medicine at AMSUS

 

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