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Factor in health care when picking a permanent home
You’ve found your dream house in a beautiful location. You see yourself putting down roots, spending the rest of your life there.
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For those with the often solitary task of caring for disabled vets, help is on the way
More than 1 million Americans care for ill or injured Iraq and Afghanistan veterans. This new program will pair them with seasoned mentors.
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Can testosterone boost combat performance? Pentagon studies hormone’s role in fitness
The Army and Louisiana State University are exploring whether maintaining normal levels of testosterone in overworked troops can help sustain physical and mental strength.
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Air Force Academy issues alert to patients who underwent colonoscopies, enteroscopies
The Air Force Academy is notifying 267 patients of the school’s medical clinic and the Veterans Affairs Eastern Colorado Health Care System that they are at risk for a number of infectious diseases due to improperly sterilized endoscopy equipment.
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Justice Dept.’s new $4M pledge to keep veterans out of jail
As part of the White House’s opioid and heroin addiction awareness effort, DOJ announces grants for veterans treatment courts.
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VA seeks feedback on Camp Lejeune toxic water claims ruling
Interim rule published on Friday in Federal Register
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American Legion throws weight behind marijuana research
The country’s largest veterans group supports cannabis research and calls on Congress to reclassify the drug.
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On veterans health care, Trump and Clinton still thin on specifics
Presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump pledge to improve VA services
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What’s in your closet? Study up before selling your military collectibles
Do your research before handing your military valuables over to a consignment shop or auctioneer.
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VA employees pitch ideas for improving health services in “Shark Tank” style scrum
The first Innovation Demonstration Day highlights employees’ solutions for some of the department’s biggest problems.
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Factor in health care when picking a permanent home
You’ve found your dream house in a beautiful location. You see yourself putting down roots, spending the rest of your life there.
-
For those with the often solitary task of caring for disabled vets, help is on the way
More than 1 million Americans care for ill or injured Iraq and Afghanistan veterans. This new program will pair them with seasoned mentors.
-
Can testosterone boost combat performance? Pentagon studies hormone’s role in fitness
The Army and Louisiana State University are exploring whether maintaining normal levels of testosterone in overworked troops can help sustain physical and mental strength.
-
Air Force Academy issues alert to patients who underwent colonoscopies, enteroscopies
The Air Force Academy is notifying 267 patients of the school’s medical clinic and the Veterans Affairs Eastern Colorado Health Care System that they are at risk for a number of infectious diseases due to improperly sterilized endoscopy equipment.
-
Justice Dept.’s new $4M pledge to keep veterans out of jail
As part of the White House’s opioid and heroin addiction awareness effort, DOJ announces grants for veterans treatment courts.
-
VA seeks feedback on Camp Lejeune toxic water claims ruling
Interim rule published on Friday in Federal Register
-
American Legion throws weight behind marijuana research
The country’s largest veterans group supports cannabis research and calls on Congress to reclassify the drug.
-
On veterans health care, Trump and Clinton still thin on specifics
Presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump pledge to improve VA services
-
What’s in your closet? Study up before selling your military collectibles
Do your research before handing your military valuables over to a consignment shop or auctioneer.
-
VA employees pitch ideas for improving health services in “Shark Tank” style scrum
The first Innovation Demonstration Day highlights employees’ solutions for some of the department’s biggest problems.
-
Factor in health care when picking a permanent home
You’ve found your dream house in a beautiful location. You see yourself putting down roots, spending the rest of your life there.
-
For those with the often solitary task of caring for disabled vets, help is on the way
More than 1 million Americans care for ill or injured Iraq and Afghanistan veterans. This new program will pair them with seasoned mentors.
-
Can testosterone boost combat performance? Pentagon studies hormone’s role in fitness
The Army and Louisiana State University are exploring whether maintaining normal levels of testosterone in overworked troops can help sustain physical and mental strength.
-
Air Force Academy issues alert to patients who underwent colonoscopies, enteroscopies
The Air Force Academy is notifying 267 patients of the school’s medical clinic and the Veterans Affairs Eastern Colorado Health Care System that they are at risk for a number of infectious diseases due to improperly sterilized endoscopy equipment.
-
Justice Dept.’s new $4M pledge to keep veterans out of jail
As part of the White House’s opioid and heroin addiction awareness effort, DOJ announces grants for veterans treatment courts.
-
VA seeks feedback on Camp Lejeune toxic water claims ruling
Interim rule published on Friday in Federal Register
-
American Legion throws weight behind marijuana research
The country’s largest veterans group supports cannabis research and calls on Congress to reclassify the drug.
-
On veterans health care, Trump and Clinton still thin on specifics
Presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump pledge to improve VA services
-
What’s in your closet? Study up before selling your military collectibles
Do your research before handing your military valuables over to a consignment shop or auctioneer.
-
VA employees pitch ideas for improving health services in “Shark Tank” style scrum
The first Innovation Demonstration Day highlights employees’ solutions for some of the department’s biggest problems.
