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    • BACH Raises Healthy Weight Awareness

      BACH Raises Healthy Weight Awareness

      Graphics by Justin Moeller   |   Blanchfield Army Community Hospital   |   01.14.2025

      Maintaining a healthy weight enhances mental and physical health, readiness, and reduces the risk of heart disease, stroke, and type 2 diabetes. Building healthy habits starts with small steps that grow over time. Ready to take the first step? Talk with your primary care team or visit the Armed Forces Wellness Center—a free resource for Soldiers, families, retirees, and DoD civilians. Start......

    • That's a Wrap – Black Rock Lock Looks Back on 2024

      That's a Wrap – Black Rock Lock Looks Back on 2024

      Graphics by Kaylee Wendt   |   U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Buffalo District   |   01.14.2025

      Year end statistics for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Buffalo District's Black Rock Lock for 2024, to inform about lockages, tonnage and economic impact, Buffalo, New York, Jan. 14, 2025. The graphic was created in Adobe Illustrator. (U.S. Army graphic Kaylee Wendt)...

    • Martin Luther King Jr. Day - Screensaver

      Martin Luther King Jr. Day - Screensaver

      Graphics by Ryan Henkel   |   Defense Equal Opportunity Management Institute   |   01.13.2025

      Each year, the third Monday of January is celebrated as Martin Luther King, Jr., Day. The Department of Defense joins the Nation in honoring Dr. King’s life, achievements, and enduring impact on the United States. This year marks the 60th anniversary of the Selma to Montgomery march campaign, led by Dr. King and the Southern Christian Leadership Council (SCLC) to stop voter......

    • Martin Luther King Jr. Day - How Long? Not Long.

      Martin Luther King Jr. Day - How Long? Not Long.

      Graphics by Ryan Henkel   |   Defense Equal Opportunity Management Institute   |   01.13.2025

      Each year, the third Monday of January is celebrated as Martin Luther King, Jr., Day. The Department of Defense joins the Nation in honoring Dr. King’s life, achievements, and enduring impact on the United States. This year marks the 60th anniversary of the Selma to Montgomery march campaign, led by Dr. King and the Southern Christian Leadership Council (SCLC) to stop voter......

    • Before and After: Surface Combat Systems Training Command Trains Future Fire Controlman

      Before and After: Surface Combat Systems Training Command Trains Future Fire Controlman

      Graphics by James Stockman   |   Naval Education and Training Command   |   01.13.2025

      Naval Education and Training Command, through Surface Combat Systems Training Command (SCSTC), prepares future fire controlman (FC) for the rigors of fleet operations by giving them the needed knowledge and skills to be combat-ready warfighters....

    • BACH Recommends Cervical Health Priority

      BACH Recommends Cervical Health Priority

      Graphics by Justin Moeller   |   Blanchfield Army Community Hospital   |   01.13.2025

      Prioritize your health with these four steps to keep your cervix healthy: * Schedule Your Well-Woman Exam: Catch potential issues early with this essential annual visit. * Get Regular Pap Smears: Detect early signs of cervical cancer through routine screenings. * Stay Vaccinated: Keep up-to-date on important vaccines, including the HPV vaccine. * Consider HPV Testing: Gain valuable insights......

    • BACH Raises Winter Sports TBI Awareness

      BACH Raises Winter Sports TBI Awareness

      Graphics by Justin Moeller   |   Blanchfield Army Community Hospital   |   01.13.2025

      Winter activities are fun, but safety is key! Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBIs) can happen from falls or impacts, especially during winter sports or icy conditions. Signs of a TBI: * Headache, Dizziness or fatigue * Nausea or confusion * Blurry vision or trouble speaking Preventing a TBI:
 * Wear helmets or protective gear during winter sports.
 * Move carefully on icy surfaces.
 * Stay......

    • BACH Raises Glaucoma Awareness

      BACH Raises Glaucoma Awareness

      Graphics by Justin Moeller   |   Blanchfield Army Community Hospital   |   01.13.2025

      Glaucoma is a group of eye diseases that can lead to vision loss and blindness by damaging the optic nerve in the back of your eye. Symptoms often develop so gradually that you may not notice them, making regular eye exams essential. The only way to detect glaucoma early is through a comprehensive dilated eye exam. While there’s no cure, early treatment can help stop further damage and......