Major General Michael Talley, MEDCOM Chief of Staff and 20th Medical Service Corps Chief, visited Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield on June 28-29. During his visit, he toured the medical facilities at Stewart-Hunter and engaged with the dedicated team members delivering exceptional patient care. He also served as the guest speaker to inaugurate the 107th Medical Service Corps Birthday celebration.
As a psychologist, it amazes me how frequently I sit down with service members who have had a traumatic experience but have never spoken about it with anyone before.
According to the CDC, at https://www.cdc.gov/nceh/features/copoisoning/index.html), CO kills more than 400 Americans each year, and sends over 100,000 to emergency rooms. Since it is odorless, and colorless, CO poisoning sneaks up on people, and animals. Symptoms include headache, dizziness, nausea, and confusion. Individuals can exhibit other signs like vomiting, chest pain, and skin reddening. Most will have just a few symptoms. The article...