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  • TRICARE covers vaccine to prevent cervical cancer

    A vaccine can save the lives of more than 11,000 women this year. That equals about 30 women a day in the United States, according to the American Cancer Society. These women are diagnosed with cervical cancer; almost 4,000 will die from this frequently preventable disease. Human papillomavirus

  • Coming Feb. 22, single 800 number for all Airmen

    Members of the Total Force - regular Air Force, Air National Guard, Air Force Reserve, civilian and retired Airmen - are on line to have one central phone number for help with their personnel questions starting at 5 p.m. Central Standard Time Feb. 22. Members of the Air Force community should call

  • IA office advice for combating the unseen enemy

    Productivity and security have never seen eye to eye. In today's high-speed environment, we find ourselves lured into the quick turn-around, the quick sell, and the conveniences of today's technology. It's tempting; to say the least, to use whatever means to get the job done in an "efficient, timely

  • Celebrating those who walk the second-mile

    This past Friday, a packed house of Warriors of the North, spouses, community leaders and the eighth Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force, Sam Parish, gathered in the Northern Lights Club to celebrate our annual awards ceremony. In a beautifully decorated club reminiscent of an academy awards

  • Show your doctor you care: Celebrate Doctors’ Day March 30

    Take a moment to share why your favorite doctor is your favorite, and do it in celebration of a special day, Doctors' Day, March 30. Doctors' Day recognizes the doctors who care for America's finest. Patients across the nation can show their appreciation for what doctors do every day to keep us fit

  • Base provider earns credentials

    Kristy Werner, a licensed family child care provider, has been awarded a Child Development Associate credential in recognition of outstanding work with young children. The credential was awarded by the Council for Professional Recognition in Washington, D.C., which represents the early childhood

  • MDG explains the importance of DEERS updates

    Picture this: You spend the day at appointments and getting blood drawn for an issue that has demanded your attention. You head home and wait patiently for the next couple days for a call ... but the phone doesn't ring. You wait another day before deciding to call the clinic. The clinic staff

  • Heart Attacks: All Hearts are NOT Created Equal

    You may have heard that heart disease is the number one cause of death in the United States. What fewer people may know is that women are less likely to survive heart attacks than men. In fact, 38 percent of women compared with 25 percent of men will die within one year after a heart attack,