Master Sergeant Samantha Goldenstein retires from Army Reserves after 21 years of service

More than 21 years ago, Samantha Goldenstein enlisted in the U.S. Army Reserves as a Radiology Technologist, 68P. She was 21, working and going to school full time and needed to make a change, which she found with the Reserves and recently retired as a Master Sergeant.

A next-generation acute mountain sickness prevention tool that aims to help Soldiers and Civilians.

Altitude sickness emerged as a human concern thousands of years ago, and not just out of thin air. Even with years of studying the symptoms and impact on the body, it still affects many people who ascend to altitudes above 8,000 feet.

USARIEM Brings the Science to the 2024 Military Health System Research Symposium

The annual Military Health System Research Symposium brought researchers from across the globe to Kissimmee, Florida, to showcase their cutting-edge science.

U.S. Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine's GEMS program educates over 200 young students this summer

Every summer, over 200 students make their way to Natick Soldier Systems Center's 80-acre peninsula to be exposed to hands on multi-disciplinary educational activities sponsored by the USARIEM.

USARIEM Scientists Search for Microscopic Influencers of Performance in the Gut

A team of researchers at USARIEM have been exploring how the gut microbiome may impact how Warfighters respond to military stressors such as physically and cognitively demanding training and environmental extremes.