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  • Antibiotics: Will they work when you really need them?

    In a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's report, "Antibiotic Resistance Threats in the United States, 2013," at least 2 million people become infected with bacteria that are resistant to antibiotics and at least 23,000 people die each year as a direct result of these infections in the

  • Spouse forums focus on family, services

    While visiting with Key Spouses, medical and local school administrators as well as Hanscom spouses, Betty Welsh, wife of Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Mark A. Welsh III, delivered one central message at each visit - caring for military families is vitally important.At an all-call with Hanscom

  • Chief of staff highlights Hanscom Airmen, vital contributions to the fight

    Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Mark A. Welsh III spoke about people, using common sense, communication and caring during an all-call in the Aero Club hangar here Nov. 7.He thanked the workforce for what they bring to the fight, and encouraged everyone to keep the mission of fighting and winning the

  • Leadership symposium scheduled

    A symposium previously limited to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base will soon offer four meetings here, Air Force Life Cycle Management Center Manpower and Personnel officials announced.Kevin Stamey, Engineering and Technical Management associate director, took the initiative to bring the leadership

  • November promotions

    The 66 Air Base Group hosted its monthly enlisted promotion ceremony Oct.31 at the Minuteman Commons. Congratulations to November's promotees:Enlisted PromotionsTo the rank of Airman 1st ClassJohnathan Watts, 66 ABGKara Watt, AFLCMC/HBTo the rank of Senior AirmanMatthew Goforth, 66 CPTSScot Morgan,

  • Quit smoking: a new you for a new year

    Many people wait to make their New Year's resolution in January and a number of those resolutions will be to stop the use of tobacco. However, that is more than eight weeks away. Rather than waiting, Hanscom personnel are encouraged to take the steps to quit by Jan. 1 and begin the new year with one