Frederick company to expand on Fort Detrick fish biomonitoring system
These Mice Weathered Space. Here's What Happened to Their Immune Systems.
Smithsonian Military Invention Day Showcases Army Innovation
USACEHR Welcomes New Commander
Dwight Eisenhower School Visits USAMRMC to Discuss Biotechnology
Key Program Features
Conducting toxicogenomic research to develop surveillance tools and countermeasures to adverse health effects of Service members that were exposed to hazardous environmental chemicals and materials. Utilizing organisms or biological responses to reveals the presence of pollutants by the occurrence of typical symptoms or measurable responses.
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Our Mission
Develop surveillance capabilities to detect, assess, and prevent health effects from adverse environmental, physiological, and psychological exposures.
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