usuhs.edu

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Usuhs.edu receives any estimated 3,720 unique visitors and 13,197 unique page views per day. Revenue gained from these much visits may be $14 per day from various advertising sources. The estimated worth of site is $10,298. Alexa global rank is 276,596. Maximum no. of users comes from UNITED STATES. Rank in UNITED STATES is 65,518.

MCI Communications Services, Inc. d/b/a Verizon Business is ISP, hosted on IP 71.166.184.14 in Country United States.

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Uniformed Services University

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usuhs.edu has a website text/code ratio of 15.04 %. Search engine crawlers tend to not pick up pages with inadequate content.

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1	The uniformed services at usu

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1	User menu
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3	Academics
4	Research at usu
5	Centers
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7	Afrrı at usu
8	Health sciences educational programs (2)
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LINK ANALYSIS

Total Link Count: 136

Internal Link Count : 99

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3	Faculty/Staff	text
4	Students	text
5	Alumni	text
6	Visit	text
7	A to Z	text
8	Apply	text
9	About	text
10	Presidential Welcome	text
11	USU at a Glance	text
12	History	text
13	Departments	text
14	Commencement	text
15	Contact	text
16	Jobs	text
17	President and Leaders***p	text
18	Fingertip Facts	text
19	Strategic Plan	text
20	Groundbreakers	text
21	Event Calendars	text
22	Privacy & Security	text
23	Academics	text
24	F. Edward Hebert School of Medicine	text
25	Molecules to Military Medicine Curriculum	text
26	Graduate Programs in Biomedical Sciences & Public Health	text
27	Daniel K. Inouye Graduate School of Nursing	text
28	Postgraduate Dental College	text
29	College of Allied Health Sciences	text
30	Graduate Medical Education	text
31	SOM Departments	text
32	Registrar	text
33	Education & Technology Innovation Support Office	text
34	Research	text
35	Office of Research	text
36	Research Administration	text
37	Research Compliance	text
38	Research Core Facilities	text
39	Research Education and Training	text
40	FAQs	text
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42	TriService Nursing Research Program (TSNRP)	text
43	Centers	text
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45	Center for Global Health Engagement	text
46	Center for Neuroscience and Regenerative Medicine	text
47	Consortium for Health and Military Performance	text
48	National Center for Disaster Medicine and Public Health	text
49	Surgical Critical Care Initiative	text
50	Tri-Service Center for Oral Health Studies	text

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4	Library	text
5	My USU	text
6	Organization Chart	text
7	Val G. Hemming Medical Simulation Center	text
8	Sakai/Single Sign-on	text
9	Center for Deployment Psychology	text
10	Center for Rehabilitation Sciences Research	text
11	Center for the Study of Traumatic Stress	text
12	Defense and Veterans Center for Integrative Pain Management	text
13	Infectious Disease Clinical Research Program	text
14	Murtha Cancer Center Research Program	text
15	USU Alumni Train, Staff Critical Care, Isolation Transport Teams	text
16	As COVID-19 continues its worldwide spread, military medical service members are taking on unprecedented challenges. One challenge in particular has required incredibly quick thinking and the ability to re-adapt previous technology for this new mission. [need his rank] (Dr.) Daniel Adams, an Air Force pediatric infectious disease physician and Uniformed Services University alumnus, is serving as a member of a CCATT (Critical Care Air Transport) team caring for COVID-19 patients in air transportable isolation chambers, called TIS (Transport Isolation Systems).	text
17	Dr. Andrew Schicho, NSWC PCD mechanical engineer working on a ventilator prototype in support of the DoD Hack-a-Vent Innovation Challenge	text
18	Amid the global pandemic, hospitals across the country have filled with patients suffering from respiratory distress due to COVID-19. To help keep up with a demand for ventilators, the Department of Defense (DoD) recently launched a collaborative effort across the services, along with the Uniformed Services University (USU), to harness innovation and potentially save lives.	text
19	USU Students Compete in “COVID Cup” Workout, Wellness Challenge	text
20	Over the past few months, stay-at-home orders due to COVID-19 have left many feeling lethargic, lonely, and in desperate need of activity. It was for these exact reasons that Army 2nd Lt. Dmitriy Treyster pitched the idea of the COVID Cup, a competive daily workout regime to promote camaraderie and fitness amongst cla*mates.	text
21	New Invention Helps Protect Healthcare Workers During COVID-19 Pandemic	text
22	If necessity and innovation are the driving forces behind invention, then the “COVID-19 Airway Management Isolation Chamber,” or CAMIC, is the perfect creation. The device, conceived, designed, built and tested by Military Health System and the Army’s Telemedicine and Advanced Technology Research Center (TATRC) personnel, may be the answer to protecting healthcare workers from COVID-19 and other viruses during patient care.	text
23	CSTS Aids Health Care Providers, Community in Pandemic	text
24	How do you deliver the dreadful news to a family member that their loved one has succ***bed to COVID-19 if you’re a health care provider? How do you calm the fears of your patients who are worried about whether they may have the virus? If you’re a parent, how do you help your children understand the global pandemic that is impacting our entire society?	text
25	USU Alum Manages Lab That Supports COVID-19 Testing for State of Michigan	text
26	The scope of the current pandemic is unprecedented, and its mitigation requires a mult**ude of specialists from many fields. Many Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USU) alumni nationwide are among these incredible contributors who are supporting COVID-19 preparedness and response efforts, including Diana Riner, Ph.D., the Virology and Immunology Section manager with the Bureau of Laboratories for the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services.	text
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34	Give to USU	text
35	NSAB	text
36	CapMed	text
37	WRNMMC	text