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Army

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Black male doctors: Becoming extinct?

Dr. Tyeese Gaines
theGRIO REPORT - When Vince Wilson, 44, was in his early 20s, he considered being a doctor, yet his own insecurities held him back...
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New research claims the army conducted experiments with radioactive material around St. Louis homes and schools in the 1950s and the 1960s (Source: University of Missouri-Columbia)

St. Louis reportedly affected by secret military experiments

Ugonna Okpalaoka
theGRIO REPORT - Claims have surfaced that during the 1950s and the 1960s the United States military conducted secret experiments on St. Louis residents, which may have exposed them to radioactive compounds, KSDK reported...
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Alarming breast cancer rates among troops

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Military Times - Men and women in the armed forces have lower rates of most cancers -- except breast cancer, that is. Breast cancer is affecting not only women in the armed forces at alarming rates, but male service members and veterans as well
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Members of the 2010 graduating class of the United States Military Academy at West Point celebrate after graduating on May 22, 2010 in West Point, New York. (Photo by Michael Nagle/Getty Images)

Is obesity affecting diversity in the US military?

Dr. Terrance McGill
theGRIO REPORT - The percentage of age-eligible civilians exceeding the weight and fat standards for admission into United States Military Academies has more than doubled for men and more than tripled for women since 1959...
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Titans' Kenny Britt charged with DUI at Army post

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Officials at Fort Campbell, Ky., say Tennessee Titan wide receiver Kenny Britt was charged with driving under the influence as he attempted to pass through a security gate at the Army installation...
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Army Capt. Lynette Jones took a break from preparing for her third tour of duty to receive the 51st District Veteran of the Year award Thursday, June 28, in Sacramento

Veteran of the Year

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A decorated Southern California veteran who colleagues called “the way of the future” was named the 51st District’s Veteran of the Year...
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Army psychiatrist on Afghanistan: 'We still have a long way to go'

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MIAMI - Army psychiatrist Major Delvena Thomas has served two tours in America's most recent wars -- one in Iraq, and a second in Afghanistan -- treating servicemen and women for mental health issues...
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Black female soldiers struggling with PTSD

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Besides the lack of resources available to treat these women, they may be experiencing higher rates of PTSD because of the amount of assaults that go unreported...
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War vet denied benefits after being declared dead 4 times

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VIDEO - A Florida veteran is in a battle with the federal government to prove that he is alive...
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Army suspends 1st female drill sergeant leader

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COLUMBIA, South Carolina (AP) - The U.S. Army has suspended the first woman to lead its drill sergeant school while it investigates an undisclosed personnel matter, the service said Thursday...
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