Eight soldiers marched into the Fort Detrick auditorium among claps and yells of “Hooah.”
Sgt. Irma Blanco and specialist Nathan Mireles entered the new year with a new weight on their shoulders.
A vaccine that recently received approval from the Food and Drug Administration has its roots at Fort Detrick.
The Department of Homeland Security and Department of Defense will expand commissary, military exchange and morale, welfare and recreation retail privileges beginning Jan. 1.
Fort Detrick will receive $27.8 million as part of the recently passed National Defense Authorization Act.
Henry T. Eigelsbach is best known for his work on tularemia, also known as rabbit fever.
The Army’s premier biological laboratory on Fort Detrick reported two breaches of containment earlier this year, leading to the Centers for Disease and Control halting its high-level research.
Thanksgiving came early at Fort Detrick.
Fort Detrick leaders said this week that biosafety level 3 and 4 research — work that deals with microbes and materials that can spread serious or even lethal disease if untreated — should res…
Like many contagious and deadly diseases, Eastern equine encephalitis, also called EEE, has links to Fort Detrick.
A group of people, some in military uniforms, gathered on a patch of grass in between a runway and taxiway, heads tilted back, eyes on the gray-blue sky.
Nearly a year after the first multi-drug Ebola trial began in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the World Health Organization announced that only two of the four drugs would continue to be tested.
Soldiers living at Fort Detrick say they have grown used to the brown water that comes out of the pipes.
It is not unusual for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to inspect a laboratory at Fort Detrick.
The recent shutdown of research at a Fort Detrick laboratory has some local officials wondering if there was enough notice to the public.
Sgt. Irma Blanco and specialist Nathan Mireles entered the new year with a new weight on their shoulders.
A vaccine that recently received approval from the Food and Drug Administration has its roots at Fort Detrick.
The Department of Homeland Security and Department of Defense will expand commissary, military exchange and morale, welfare and recreation ret…
Fort Detrick will receive $27.8 million as part of the recently passed National Defense Authorization Act.
Henry T. Eigelsbach is best known for his work on tularemia, also known as rabbit fever.
The Army’s premier biological laboratory on Fort Detrick reported two breaches of containment earlier this year, leading to the Centers for Di…
Thanksgiving came early at Fort Detrick.
Fort Detrick leaders said this week that biosafety level 3 and 4 research — work that deals with microbes and materials that can spread seriou…
A group of people, some in military uniforms, gathered on a patch of grass in between a runway and taxiway, heads tilted back, eyes on the gra…
Nearly a year after the first multi-drug Ebola trial began in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the World Health Organization announced that o…
Soldiers living at Fort Detrick say they have grown used to the brown water that comes out of the pipes.
It is not unusual for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to inspect a laboratory at Fort Detrick.
The recent shutdown of research at a Fort Detrick laboratory has some local officials wondering if there was enough notice to the public.
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