Medical Services

This regulation sets forth policies, procedures, and responsibilities for the care and use of laboratory animals within Department of Defense programs. It covers any live vertebrate animal that is being used or is intended for use in research, training, or …Read More

This regulation prescribes the organization, administration, and relationships of the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology and its centralized services.

This regulation establishes policies, procedures, and  responsibilities pertaining to selected Army Medical Department programs and initiatives. Since policies and procedures contained in this regulation may change conditions of employment of bargaining unit members, the responsible commander or manager should be …Read More

This regulation give a uniform procedure for carrying out medical examinations of applicants for US service academies, Reserve Officer Training Corps Scholarship Programs and the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences.

This joint regulation establishes nutritional standards, termed “military dietary reference intakes”, for military feeding and establishes nutritional standards for operational rations. It covers responsibilities of the services’ Surgeons General and the services’ food service programs. It identifies the effects of …Read More

This regulation prescribes procedures for providing the Department of the Army with annual reports of administrative, professional, and operational activities of the Army Medical Department. These Army Medical Department activities reports constitute the basic files of The Historical Unit, US …Read More

This regulation prescribes policies and general administrative responsibilities for conducting medical investigations of Army aircraft accidents. It provides a mechanism for additional air medical support from Armed Forces Institute of Pathology.

This regulation prescribes the mission and capabilities of the U.S. Army radiological advisory medical team. It also establishes policies, procedures, and responsibilities for the RAMT. The RAMTs provide direct comprehensive radiological health, medical guidance, and specialized services to the COCOM …Read More

These regulations conform to regulations of the United States Departments of Health and Human Services; Agriculture; Treasury; Interior; and Commerce. The regulations are intended to prevent the introduction and dissemination, domestically or elsewhere, of diseases of humans, plants and animals, …Read More

This regulation implements the Army Health Hazard Assessment Program. It prescribes specific HHA responsibilities for the acquisition and U.S. Army Medical Department communities in support of the Army acquisition process. It describes the HHA Program as an integrated effort throughout …Read More

This regulation— a. Prescribes the composition, mission, and functions of the Army Medical Department. b. Provides general information regarding the AMEDD, each AMEDD Corp, and civilian personnel employed by the department.