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MAJ Eads (left) and SPC Campos (right) analyze mosquitos utilizing the AI assisted IDX system for disease surveillance at African Lion 2025.
WRAIR-Africa monitors for disease at African Lion 2025
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Leaders, scientists, and staff from the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research and its forward directorates WRAIR-AFRIMS, WRAIR-Africa, WRAIR-EME, and WRAIR-West attend MHSRS 2025. Photo taken by Paul Lagasse, staff writer at MRDC.
WRAIR showcases force health research at MHSRS 25
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The physicians, nurses, researchers, and staff of Kombewa celebrate the 27th anniversary of the Kombewa Clinical Research Center in Kombewa, Kenya.
Kombewa Clinical Research Center celebrates 27 years
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The NAMRU EURAFCENT team were trained by WRAIR-Africa in wastewater surveillance. As part of the training, wastewater samples were collected from local wastewater treatment plants.
WRAIR-Africa trains NAMRU EURAFCENT in biosurveillance
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Maj. Eads reviews tick specimens collected by the WRAIR-Africa Entomology team.
WRAIR-Africa protects force health at Justified Accord ‘25
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MAJ Eads (left) and SPC Campos (right) analyze mosquitos utilizing the AI assisted IDX system for disease surveillance at African Lion 2025.
Leaders, scientists, and staff from the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research and its forward directorates WRAIR-AFRIMS, WRAIR-Africa, WRAIR-EME, and WRAIR-West attend MHSRS 2025. Photo taken by Paul Lagasse, staff writer at MRDC.
The physicians, nurses, researchers, and staff of Kombewa celebrate the 27th anniversary of the Kombewa Clinical Research Center in Kombewa, Kenya.
The NAMRU EURAFCENT team were trained by WRAIR-Africa in wastewater surveillance. As part of the training, wastewater samples were collected from local wastewater treatment plants.
Maj. Eads reviews tick specimens collected by the WRAIR-Africa Entomology team.
  • WRAIR-Africa monitors for disease threats at African Lion 2025
  • WRAIR showcases research that protects force health and global health at MHSRS 25
  • WRAIR-Africa’s Kombewa Clinical Research Center celebrates 27 years of protecting force health
  • WRAIR-Africa provides wastewater surveillance training to boost early outbreak detection
  • WRAIR-Africa protects force health at Justified Accord ‘25
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