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Navy &amp; Marine Corps Medical News 99-05<div><br></div><div><div>Headline: Leaders unfold plan to modify, strengthen TRICARE</div><div>Headline: DoD seeks funds for seniors' health care commitment</div><div>Headline: Cost, access, quality shape TRICARE success in Northwest </div><div>Headline: Reserve leadership gets anthrax vaccinations</div><div>Headline: Doc makes high altitude delivery</div><div>Headline: Y2K database aids in contingency plan development</div><div>Headline: Pensacola training set preps medical team for field service</div><div>Headline: Medical aid to Sri Lanka improves surgeons’ skills</div><div>Headline: Double twins cause double vision at Corps School</div><div>Headline: Food is not a bitter pill in Navy hospitals</div><div>Headline: TRICARE question and answer</div><div>Headline: Healthwatch: Avoid risk: one beat at a time</div></div><div><br></div>
<br>Subjects: MEDNEWS; anthrax; vaccination; NH Yokosuka; NH Twentynine Palms; NH Pensacola; Blast Resuscitation  and Victim Assistance (BRAVA); Sri Lanka; Naval Hospital Corps  School;</div>
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U.S. Navy. Bureau of Medicine and Surgery</div>
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