Throwback Thursday 2014 pt. I
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Get ready for Throwback Thursday! Let's look back at the accomplishments USARIEM had made in the years past!
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Throwback Thursday 2014 pt. I
- 1. Looking Back at 2014: Part I
- 2. January 6: Army conducting joint studyto improve bone health in militarypersonnel Researchers from the U.S. Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine have teamed up with the Trainee Health Surveillance Flight 559th Medical Group's Basic Military Training Team at Joint Base San Antonio- Lackland, Texas, to determine whether increased vitamin D and calcium intake can improve bone health in military personnel. Click the titles to read more!
- 3. January15: 'Maj. Clo' feelstheheat at Natick If he's a bit of a hot head these days, you'll have to excuse him. "Maj. Clo" is just doing his job.
- 4. January 31, 2014: Natick researchers developing technologyto prevent heat injury inworking dogs Last summer, Ken Ballinger, a K-9 officer with the Plymouth County Sheriff's Department, was conducting a training session with working dogs on a hot and humid New England day.
- 5. February 10, 2014: Natick Soldier reachesout to ‘Home Base’ He grew up a Boston Red Sox fan in Warwick, R.I., so Sgt. 1st Class Adam Morelli had long dreamed of touching home plate at Fenway Park.
- 6. February 24: USARIEM Soldier Named MRMC EOLof TheYear SGT Crystal Meints from the U.S. Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine in Natick, Mass., was recently selected as the 2013 U.S. Army Medical Research and Materiel Command Equal Opportunity Leader of the Year.
- 7. March 14: USARIEM Researchers Study Soldiers' Running Styles At a time when running barefoot or with so-called minimalist shoes has gained increasing traction, researchers at the U.S. Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine at Natick Soldier Systems Center decided to study how Soldiers run during physical training and if running style contributes to training-related injuries.
- 8. March 25: Natick Study Examines Effectsof Stresson Soldiers' Immune Systems, Cognitive Ability Training and operations can put such tremendous physical and psychological stresses on warfighters that their immune systems may be compromised.
- 9. April 16: Army Lab Teams UpWith Boston Marathon to Prevent Heat Injury As runners get ready for the Boston Marathon, many no doubt partake in training programs aimed at helping them to be optimally prepared, whether it be helping them achieve their best time and reduce physical injuries or simply to finish. With all this preparation, many may be surprised to find out about the wild card that April brings - the weather.
- 10. April 25: USARIEM SoldierFinishes Second Boston Marathon As he crossed the finish line of this year's Boston Marathon race, Capt. Craig Thompson took a moment to look around at the thousands of spectators cheering him on and enjoy the moment.