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Stress Awareness Apr 2015

Stress Awareness Apr 2015 (AF Graphic / Steve Thompson)
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Stronger Students

Stronger Students (AF Graphic)
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Suicide Prevention

Suicide Prevention facebook timeline
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Suicide Prevention

Preventing suicide in the Air Force requires buy-in from every level, from senior leadership to junior Airmen. September is Suicide Prevention Month. Strengthening the connections you have in your life, with friends, family, coworkers and wingmen, helps build resiliency and guards against suicidal thoughts and behaviors
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Suicide Prevention

Lisa Valentine, program manager for Military OneSource’s casualty, mortuary affairs and military funeral honors office, says each death by suicide affects about 135 people. The Defense Department is offering two online courses for people who have experienced a suicide loss.
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Suicide Prevention

The Defense Department is offering two online courses for those affected by suicide.
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Suicide Prevention

Suicide Prevention
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Suicide Prevention & Social Media

Social media can play a vital role in connecting leaders to the Airmen under their command. Knowing when to take an active role to ensure the mental well-being of subordinates is a critical component of being a leader.
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Suicide Prevention & Social Media

Social media can play a vital role in connecting leaders to the Airmen under their command. Knowing when to take an active role to ensure the mental well-being of subordinates is a critical component of being a leader.
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Suicide Prevention FB Banner Sep 2015

Suicide Prevention FB Banner Sep 2015 ( AF Graphic / Steve Thompson)
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Suicide Prevention Lifeline

988 has been designated as the new three-digit dialing code that will route callers to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. While some areas may be currently able to connect to the Lifeline by dialing 988, this dialing code will be available to everyone across the United States starting on July 16, 2022. (Courtesy graphic by David Perry)
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Suicide Prevention Month Facebook Banner 2016

Suicide Prevention Month Facebook Banner 2016 (AF Graphic)
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Suicide Prevention Month Timeline 2016

Suicide Prevention Month Timeline 2016 (AF Graphic)
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Suicide Prevention Strategic Model

The Department of the Air Force Suicide Prevention Strategic Model views comprehensive suicide prevention through four key focus areas: connect, detect, protect and equip.
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Suicide Prevention Timeline Sep 2015

Suicide Prevention Timeline Sep 2015 ( AF Graphic / Steve Thompson)
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Suicide Prevention; v1

September is Suicide Prevention: sized for website
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Summer Safety Jul 2016

Summer Safety Jul 2016 (AF Graphic)
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SuperTracker

SuperTracker USDASM graphic
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Support Behavioral Health May 2015

Support Behavioral Health May 2015 (AF Graphic / Steve Thompson)
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Surgeons perform first bioengineered blood vessel transplant in military patient

Development of the Human Acellular Vessel, or HAV, starts by taking living cells from a human blood vessel and placing them onto a tube-shaped frame. These vascular cells are kept alive in an organ chamber, growing around the tube-shaped lattice. Over time, the lattice that was used to seed the original vascular cells dissolves, and scientists remove the original cells so the new vessel doesn’t cause an immune response when it’s implanted. What is left is a solid, tubular structure made of human vascular material that looks and acts like a blood vessel - thus, the bio-engineered and newly-grown blood vessel, or HAV. (USU medical illustration by Sofia Echelmeyer)
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