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The bill would require the military to conduct regular wellness checks on service members to monitor their physical and mental health, with the goal of identifying and helping those who may be struggling with issues like depression, substance abuse, or suicidal thoughts. These checks would likely involve periodic assessments and follow-up care to ensure service members have access to medical and mental health support when needed. The changes would affect all branches of the Armed Forces and aim to improve overall health outcomes and prevent crises among active-duty personnel.
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