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The British Army is set to go tobacco-free at all of its sites in the UK by 31 December 2022.
The British Army is set to go tobacco-free at all of its sites in the UK by 31 December 2022.
And why is smoking such a big part of Armed Forces life?
How one cardiology doctor, Major Iain Parsons, is taking on the military's fainting problem.
First reported in Cuba five years ago, the illness has links to Cold War Russia and some believe it is the result of a sonic weapon.
The programme aims to help all personnel develop and maintain top levels of mental fitness, the MOD says.
And why is oral hygiene such a priority in the armed forces?
How meditation can improve performance and mental health in the armed forces
Military-themed walks are being organised by museums for Armed Forces Day.
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The mobile tented dental facility has been travelling around bases treating personnel, some of who are about to deploy overseas.
Whilst fighting her own battle, Staff Sergeant Jacque Morrow is urging others who are concerned to ask for a referral.
The Rick Jolly Primary Care Rehabilitation Facility features gym equipment to help injured and wounded service personnel.
New NHS figures estimate the transplant waiting list will reach a five-year high in the wake of the pandemic.
The book is specifically aimed at Armed Forces personnel, and written for a small budget and Army kitchens.
Lucy Wyndham-Read served as an Army corporal for five years and said her time in the forces "definitely set me up for life".
It includes more than 40 recipes for breakfast, lunch, dinner and smoothies.