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PART's Mark Dertzbaugh reflects on 30+ years of progress at MRDC

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  Dr. Mark Dertzbaugh, Medical Research and Development Command's Principal Assistant for Research and Technology, is retiring after a 30-plus year career.

The article from Army.mil discusses the career reflections of Mark Dertzbaugh, who has served 30 years at the Medical Research and Development Command (MRDC). Over his tenure, Dertzbaugh has witnessed and contributed to significant advancements in military medical research, particularly in areas like infectious diseases, combat casualty care, and military operational medicine. He highlights the evolution of MRDC from a more fragmented approach to a highly integrated, collaborative research environment that now includes partnerships with academia, industry, and other government agencies. Key achievements include the development of vaccines, treatments for battlefield injuries, and improvements in soldier health and performance. Dertzbaugh also notes the importance of adapting to new threats and technologies, emphasizing the role of MRDC in preparing for future medical challenges through innovative research and development.

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