Pins and Needles

JOINT BASE ANDREWS, Md. - Dr. Richard Niemtzow, 779 Medical Operations Squadron chief of acupuncture, introduces patient Master Sgt. Elie Bellevue to the needles used in Battle Field Acupuncture at Malcolm Grow Medical Clinic, Nov. 16, 2012. In 2001, Niemtzow was intorduced to a new, smaller needle used by a French physicial for acupuncture treatment on ears. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Aaron Stout)

Playing with my head

JOINT BASE ANDREWS, Md. - Dr. Beth Davis,779 Medical Operations Squadron deployment behavioral health psychiatrist, injects a conductive gel into a specialized piece of equipment at Malcolm Grow Medical Clinic, Nov. 16, 2012. The gel is needed for the sensors to pick up the impulses from the patients brain. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Aaron Stout)

Pharmacy Flight prescribes good health for Andrews members

Airman 1st Class Emily Burns, 779th Medical Support Squadron pharmacy technician, retrieves a patient’s medicine from a refill bin at the Andrews Satellite Pharmacy on Mar. 6. (Photo/Bobby Jones)

Pharmacy Flight prescribes good health for Andrews members

Alazar Bitsuamlak, 779th Medical Support Squadron officer in charge, provides patient counseling to a Joint Base Andrews member at the Malcolm Grow Medical Center Main Pharmacy on Mar. 6. (Photo/Bobby Jones)

Pharmacy Flight prescribes good health for Andrews members

Capt. Truong-Vinh Phung, 779th Medical Support Squadron pharmacist, gives Senior Airman Harry Renninger, 11th Logistics Readiness Squadron vehicle operator, directions on medicine dosage during patient check-in at the Malcolm Grow Medical Center’s Main Pharmacy on March 6. (Photo/Bobby Jones)

Pharmacy Flight prescribes good health for Andrews members

Staff Sgt. Clifton Newell, (squadron) pharmacy vault custodian mixes a magic mouth wash solution for a patient at the Malcolm Grow Medical Center Main Pharmacy on March 6. The mouth wash is used to soothe cankers, sore throats and other mouth irritations. (Photo/Bobby Jones)