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Find us at our new home: Facebook: facebook.com/USAMRDC Instagram: instagram.com/usamrdc/ LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/defens… Thank you for your incredible support. We can’t wait to engage with you at the new location!

To our dedicated followers, thank you for being a part of our digital community. We are unifying our content under a single banner: U.S. Army Medical Research & Development Command. Starting in March 2026, stories of our medical support to the Warfighter will be posted here.

🥶 Recognize the Signs: Know the symptoms of hypothermia and frostbite (e.g., shivering, numbness, pale skin) and how to respond. 🕒 Limit Exposure: Minimize time outdoors during extreme cold advisories. Your health is your greatest asset. Stay informed, stay warm, and stay safe.

Winter weather is an adversary that demands respect. Protecting yourself from extreme cold is essential for your well-being and your ability to carry out the mission. 🧥 Dress in Layers: Wear appropriate winter clothing to stay warm and dry. #WinterWarriors #StayWarm

Big news in biodefense! Our researchers have identified a key gateway—LRP8—that the tick-borne encephalitis virus (TBEV) uses to infect cells. This discovery paves the way for new medical countermeasures to protect our Service Members. #Biodefense #TBEV pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40993380/

Remember 2004? We were busy training biodefense leaders then, and we're still at it today! 🔬 #TBT The FIBWA course has prepared generations of experts to identify biological threats. Ready to join them? Sign up: usamriid.health.mil/index.cfm/trai… #FIBWA #MilitaryTraining #NationalSecurity

Ticks pose a silent threat to our forces in Eurasia. With TBEV cases on the rise, our latest research is a critical step towards developing treatments to neutralize this dangerous virus and keep our warfighters safe. #ProtectOurTroops #MilitaryMedicine pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12…

Inspiring the next generation of scientists! 🔬🧪 USAMRIID's own Col. Claudia Henemyre recently spoke to Frederick County middle schoolers about her journey in #STEM and the military. A fantastic partnership with @FCPSMaryland! #STEMeducation #CommunityEngagement #FrederickMD

A recent USAMRIID-led study shows new single-domain antibodies can protect against multiple VEEV subtypes, including via aerosol exposure. A critical step towards a broad-spectrum therapeutic to counter alphaviruses. #science #venezuela #encephalitis pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41400357/

The Armed Services Blood Program is returning January 28th, 2026! Head over to Bldg 1520, classroom 5 A/B/C between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. on the 26th and help save a life! View the flyer/image for more info. #armedforcesbloodprogram #savealife #donateblood

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🧬DYK: Last Year researchers at USAMRIID tested the protective efficacy of a monoclonal antibody targeting the nucleocapsid protein of Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever virus. This antibody, mAb-9D5, showed significant protection in mice against lethal infection. #MedicalResearch

Winter driving tip: Keep your fuel tank at least half full to prevent a frozen fuel line. A simple step can make all the difference in an emergency. Your readiness is our strength. #WinterSafety #MissionReady #FuelUp

"3D models mimic human physiology better than traditional methods," says Yantenew Gete, a contract scientist at USAMRIID. #Bioprinting #BiomedicalResearch #USAMRIID #Innovation

This summer RIID scientists developed a 3D bioprinted vascular liver tissue model, revolutionizing biomedical research! This innovation offers improved testing, faster timelines, better physiological accuracy for studying viral infections and developing medical countermeasures.

The best discoveries don't just answer one question - they unlock thousands of new possibilities. What breakthrough will change everything next? #Innovation #MedicalResearch #FutureHealth #USAMRIID #ScienceEvolution

🔮 FROM BREAKTHROUGH TO BREAKTHROUGH 2016: USAMRIID discovers the "Trojan Horse" strategy 2025: Where has this revolutionary approach led us? This foundational research didn't just solve the Ebola puzzle - it opened an entirely new playbook for fighting infectious diseases.

This isn't just about Ebola - this breakthrough has opened doors to fight viruses we haven't even discovered yet. The future of medicine began here, at USAMRIID. 🧬

🦠 ICYMI: Scientists cracked the code for Ebola in 2016. The "Trojan Horse" antibody strategy: ✅ Works against ALL Ebola viruses ✅ Uses the virus's own biology against it ✅ Could prevent future pandemics

On Monday, Nov 24th, the Army Vs Navy Blood Donor challenge is coming to Fort Detrick! When our branches compete for who can donate the most blood, all of our soldiers and their families benefit - so help us all win!