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Pentagon seeks smooth transition for Tricare contracts
Tricare beneficiaries should see little disruption in their health services when two new contractors take over, according to DoD.
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VA secretary: Same-day primary care, mental health appointments coming
Secretary Bob McDonald addressed the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Charlotte, N.C.
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Americans think more than half of vets have mental problems, survey says
Nearly 3 million active and reserve members have left the service for civilian life since 2001.
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VA doubling back to resolve TBI claims denials
Veterans Affairs officials aren’t saying how 24,000 veterans were diagnosed with traumatic brain injury by VA physicians considered unqualified to make such a determination, but on Wednesday, told Congress the department is working to resolve related disability claims problems.
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New system lets some civilian doctors see military health records
A new health records sharing program lets doctors in 10 civilian U.S. health systems access Defense Department medical records.
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Tragedy and injustice: The heartbreaking truth about military medical malpractice
A controversial law protects the government at grave expense to these families. The victims’ ongoing fight for fairness.
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Human cloning fear could stymie effort to provide wounded vets with fertility care
Conservative group hopes to derail a congressional initiative that would provide access through the VA.
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Research provides clues to effective treatments for Gulf War illness
Studies into a single cause for illnesses linked to service in the Persian Gulf War may not lead to a cure but are likely to yield concrete evidence of physical disease.
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Justice Department offers settlement on Feres case, halting Supreme Court consideration
An Air Force family is seeking compensation for a child’s injuries at birth.
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Senate denies McCain, preserves dollars for non-duty-related health research
A proposal to slash the Defense Department’s medical research budget was rejected Tuesday by the Senate, preserving dollars inserted into the Pentagon budget byin the military policy bill for research on epilepsy, Lyme disease, breast cancer and more
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Pentagon seeks smooth transition for Tricare contracts
Tricare beneficiaries should see little disruption in their health services when two new contractors take over, according to DoD.
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VA secretary: Same-day primary care, mental health appointments coming
Secretary Bob McDonald addressed the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Charlotte, N.C.
-
Americans think more than half of vets have mental problems, survey says
Nearly 3 million active and reserve members have left the service for civilian life since 2001.
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VA doubling back to resolve TBI claims denials
Veterans Affairs officials aren’t saying how 24,000 veterans were diagnosed with traumatic brain injury by VA physicians considered unqualified to make such a determination, but on Wednesday, told Congress the department is working to resolve related disability claims problems.
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New system lets some civilian doctors see military health records
A new health records sharing program lets doctors in 10 civilian U.S. health systems access Defense Department medical records.
-
Tragedy and injustice: The heartbreaking truth about military medical malpractice
A controversial law protects the government at grave expense to these families. The victims’ ongoing fight for fairness.
-
Human cloning fear could stymie effort to provide wounded vets with fertility care
Conservative group hopes to derail a congressional initiative that would provide access through the VA.
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Research provides clues to effective treatments for Gulf War illness
Studies into a single cause for illnesses linked to service in the Persian Gulf War may not lead to a cure but are likely to yield concrete evidence of physical disease.
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Justice Department offers settlement on Feres case, halting Supreme Court consideration
An Air Force family is seeking compensation for a child’s injuries at birth.
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Senate denies McCain, preserves dollars for non-duty-related health research
A proposal to slash the Defense Department’s medical research budget was rejected Tuesday by the Senate, preserving dollars inserted into the Pentagon budget byin the military policy bill for research on epilepsy, Lyme disease, breast cancer and more
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Pentagon seeks smooth transition for Tricare contracts
Tricare beneficiaries should see little disruption in their health services when two new contractors take over, according to DoD.
-
VA secretary: Same-day primary care, mental health appointments coming
Secretary Bob McDonald addressed the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Charlotte, N.C.
-
Americans think more than half of vets have mental problems, survey says
Nearly 3 million active and reserve members have left the service for civilian life since 2001.
-
VA doubling back to resolve TBI claims denials
Veterans Affairs officials aren’t saying how 24,000 veterans were diagnosed with traumatic brain injury by VA physicians considered unqualified to make such a determination, but on Wednesday, told Congress the department is working to resolve related disability claims problems.
-
New system lets some civilian doctors see military health records
A new health records sharing program lets doctors in 10 civilian U.S. health systems access Defense Department medical records.
-
Tragedy and injustice: The heartbreaking truth about military medical malpractice
A controversial law protects the government at grave expense to these families. The victims’ ongoing fight for fairness.
-
Human cloning fear could stymie effort to provide wounded vets with fertility care
Conservative group hopes to derail a congressional initiative that would provide access through the VA.
-
Research provides clues to effective treatments for Gulf War illness
Studies into a single cause for illnesses linked to service in the Persian Gulf War may not lead to a cure but are likely to yield concrete evidence of physical disease.
-
Justice Department offers settlement on Feres case, halting Supreme Court consideration
An Air Force family is seeking compensation for a child’s injuries at birth.
-
Senate denies McCain, preserves dollars for non-duty-related health research
A proposal to slash the Defense Department’s medical research budget was rejected Tuesday by the Senate, preserving dollars inserted into the Pentagon budget byin the military policy bill for research on epilepsy, Lyme disease, breast cancer and more
