📝 Week 1: Make a Plan📝 Emergencies can happen anytime, anywhere. Do you have a plan? ✅ Talk to your family about how you’ll communicate during a disaster. ✅ Decide on a meeting place. ✅ Practice your plan regularly. Planning ahead saves lives. Start today! Learn more at Ready.gov/Plan. #NationalPreparednessMonth #MakeAPlan #EmergencyPreparedness
USAMRIID — U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
Research Services
Frederick, Maryland 6,931 followers
Biodefense solutions to protect our nation
About us
Since 1969, USAMRIID has provided leading edge medical capabilities to deter and defend against current and emerging biological threat agents. The Institute is the only laboratory in the Department of Defense equipped to safely study highly hazardous viruses requiring maximum containment at Biosafety Level 4. Research conducted at USAMRIID leads to vaccines, drugs, diagnostics, and training programs that protect both Warfighters and civilians. The Institute's unique science and technology base serves not only to address current threats to our Armed Forces but is an essential element in the medical response to any future biological threats that may confront our nation.
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https://usamriid.health.mil/
External link for USAMRIID — U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
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- Research Services
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- 501-1,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Frederick, Maryland
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- Government Agency
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- 1969
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1425 Porter Street
Frederick, Maryland 21702, US
Employees at USAMRIID — U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
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Deborah Coates
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Rafael O Torres Cruz
Lieutenant Commander at United States Public Health Service
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Nick Kumar, PMP
CTO, IT Program Manager | Cloud-based Database Technologies, PMP, MD Real Estate Broker
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Ondraya Frick
Research Microbiologist/COR, US Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
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🌍 Strengthen National Security🌍 Biological threats are real, and preparedness is key. The FIBWA course provides hands-on training in identifying biological warfare agents, ensuring your unit is ready to respond effectively. 💡 Why FIBWA? ✔️ Expert-led training ✔️ Advanced lab techniques ✔️ Biosafety protocols 📅 Enroll now to become a leader in biological defense! 🔗 Learn more: https://lnkd.in/emcM2z9G #BiologicalWarfare #MilitaryPreparedness #USAMRIID #CBRNDefense
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USAMRIID — U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases reposted this
The Combat Lifesaver course teaches Soldiers vital skills to provide immediate medical care on the battlefield. Keeping our Soldiers safe and ready is a top priority. 📸: Sgt. 1st Class Arturo Guzman Like what you see? Hit that like and follow for more U.S. Army Content!
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🚨 September is National Preparedness Month!🚨 Are you ready for the unexpected? This month, we’re focusing on how to prepare for disasters and emergencies. From creating a family emergency plan to building a disaster supply kit, small steps today can make a BIG difference tomorrow. Let’s work together to be prepared and stay safe! 💪 Visit Ready.gov/September for tips and resources. #NationalPreparednessMonth #BeReady #PreparedNotScared
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🛡️ Defending the Nation, Protecting the Warfighter🧬 At the forefront of medical innovation and biological defense, the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases (USAMRIID) stands as the Department of Defense’s premier research institution for combating biological threats. Located at Fort Detrick, Maryland, USAMRIID’s mission is clear: to advance medical solutions that safeguard our military personnel and the nation from biological threats. From developing medical countermeasures to deploying diagnostic technologies, USAMRIID is a critical line of defense against emerging infectious diseases and biological warfare agents. 💉 Innovating for the Future USAMRIID’s dedicated scientists and medical professionals work tirelessly to predict, prevent, and treat infectious diseases that could impact our warfighters. Through cutting-edge research, the institute has contributed to breakthroughs in combating threats like Ebola, anthrax, and other high-consequence pathogens. Their work doesn’t just protect those in uniform—it strengthens global health security, ensuring that the U.S. military is always ready to respond to biological challenges anywhere in the world. 🌍 A Global Mission, A Local Impact Whether it’s developing life-saving medical countermeasures or ensuring the safety of our forces through rigorous biological safety programs, USAMRIID’s commitment to excellence is unwavering. Their work exemplifies the Army’s dedication to protecting its people and the nation. Learn more about how USAMRIID is making a difference every day by visiting their website: usamriid.health.mil. Together, we stand strong against the unseen threats of tomorrow. #ArmyMedicine #USAMRIID #BiologicalDefense #WarfighterReady
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🚨Emergency Management Awareness Month is here, and National Preparedness Month is just around the corner! 🚨 Take action today: ✅ Learn about your local emergency management team. ✅ Create or update your emergency plan. ✅ Share preparedness tips with friends and family. Together, we can build stronger, safer communities. 💙 #EmergencyManagement #AwarenessMonth #PreparednessMonth
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USAMRIID — U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases reposted this
The newly launched Financial Frontline website provides Soldiers and Families with access to a financial readiness resource library, videos, checklists, handouts and other resources that complement in-person services available at Army Community Service. Have you used this resource? What are your thoughts? 🔗 In comments.
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USAMRIID Scientists Achieve Breakthrough in 3D Bioprinting We’re excited to share a groundbreaking achievement by USAMRIID scientists: the development of a 3D bioprinted vascular liver tissue model. This innovation represents a leap forward in biomedical research, offering: Physiological Accuracy: Mimics human liver tissue for better insights into viral infections. Efficiency: Tissue maturation in just one week, accelerating research timelines. Applications: From drug development to regenerative medicine and biodefense. Learn more about this cutting-edge research: https://lnkd.in/ecp4xgkU #Bioprinting #BiomedicalResearch #Innovation #USAMRIID
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📢 Calling All Heroes! 🩸 Our soldiers are leading the charge in a lifesaving mission across the installation! 💪 As part of the "Operation Ring the Bell" campaign, they are rallying servicemembers, families, and civilians to join the Salute to Life Bone Marrow Registry. Every registration increases the chances of finding a match for those battling fatal blood cancers like leukemia and lymphoma. Every registration increases the chances of finding a match for those battling fatal blood cancers like leukemia and lymphoma. Together, we can save lives and support our service members and their families. 💡 Did you know? Only 6% of the population is registered as bone marrow donors. Let’s change that! 📍 Join us for a bone marrow drive: Date: Today, Aug 22nd Time: 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Location: Bldg. 1520 It’s simple: Swab your cheek, fill out a card, and become a potential lifesaver. 🦸♂️🦸♀️ Let’s make a difference, one swab at a time. Together, we can ring the bell for hope and healing! 🔔 For more information, visit salutetolife.org or call 1-800-627-7693. #OperationRingTheBell #SaluteToLife #BoneMarrowRegistry #ArmyStrong #SaveLives
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USAMRIID — U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases reposted this
Mission readiness starts with a healthy force. Proactive measures like immunizations are fundamental for protecting our service members and their families. Staying up to date on vaccines keeps our warfighters are prepared and their families healthy! https://lnkd.in/efBR_yMG
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