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VA responsible for vet’s suicide, Mom says
Veteran’s mom plans to sue VA for prescribing her son medication she says made him suicidal
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Agent Orange report comes after years of VA denials
Veterans organizations, lawmakers unhappy with VA delays
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Vietnam veteran’s pending execution spurs PTSD defense debate
A Vietnam veteran who brutally shot and killed a sheriff’s deputy during a routine traffic stop in 1998 has sparked a national conversation on capital punishment for former troops with combat-related post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Military pharmacies can get civilian prescriptions electronically
A new electronic system allows civilian docs to send prescriptions to military pharmacies
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Colorado funds study on marijuana for PTSD
The state of Colorado recently approved $2 million to support medical marijuana research for PTSD
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Tricare limits on purchase of prescriptions
Tricare beneficiaries who take name-brand medications for chronic conditions must fill them at a military treatment facility or through the Tricare Mail Order Pharmacy system starting Oct. 1.
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D.C. conference to focus war wounds’ impact on sex and intimacy
2-day conference to focus on the impact of combat injuries on sex and relationships
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Tricare beneficiaries’ access to brand-name drugs would be limited
The new defense bill will require all Tricare beneficiaries to get medications for chronic conditions at an MTF or by mail, unless they use generics
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Lawmakers seek to give veterans easier access to medical marijuana
Bipartisan group of lawmakers introduce bill to give veterans easier access to medical marijuana
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Rand: Civilian mental health providers don’t ‘get’ the military
A new survey by an influential think tank finds that civilian mental health care specialists sorely lack an understanding of military culture and appropriate treatments for service-related health care needs.
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VA responsible for vet’s suicide, Mom says
Veteran’s mom plans to sue VA for prescribing her son medication she says made him suicidal
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Agent Orange report comes after years of VA denials
Veterans organizations, lawmakers unhappy with VA delays
-
Vietnam veteran’s pending execution spurs PTSD defense debate
A Vietnam veteran who brutally shot and killed a sheriff’s deputy during a routine traffic stop in 1998 has sparked a national conversation on capital punishment for former troops with combat-related post-traumatic stress disorder.
-
Military pharmacies can get civilian prescriptions electronically
A new electronic system allows civilian docs to send prescriptions to military pharmacies
-
Colorado funds study on marijuana for PTSD
The state of Colorado recently approved $2 million to support medical marijuana research for PTSD
-
Tricare limits on purchase of prescriptions
Tricare beneficiaries who take name-brand medications for chronic conditions must fill them at a military treatment facility or through the Tricare Mail Order Pharmacy system starting Oct. 1.
-
D.C. conference to focus war wounds’ impact on sex and intimacy
2-day conference to focus on the impact of combat injuries on sex and relationships
-
Tricare beneficiaries’ access to brand-name drugs would be limited
The new defense bill will require all Tricare beneficiaries to get medications for chronic conditions at an MTF or by mail, unless they use generics
-
Lawmakers seek to give veterans easier access to medical marijuana
Bipartisan group of lawmakers introduce bill to give veterans easier access to medical marijuana
-
Rand: Civilian mental health providers don’t ‘get’ the military
A new survey by an influential think tank finds that civilian mental health care specialists sorely lack an understanding of military culture and appropriate treatments for service-related health care needs.
-
VA responsible for vet’s suicide, Mom says
Veteran’s mom plans to sue VA for prescribing her son medication she says made him suicidal
-
Agent Orange report comes after years of VA denials
Veterans organizations, lawmakers unhappy with VA delays
-
Vietnam veteran’s pending execution spurs PTSD defense debate
A Vietnam veteran who brutally shot and killed a sheriff’s deputy during a routine traffic stop in 1998 has sparked a national conversation on capital punishment for former troops with combat-related post-traumatic stress disorder.
-
Military pharmacies can get civilian prescriptions electronically
A new electronic system allows civilian docs to send prescriptions to military pharmacies
-
Colorado funds study on marijuana for PTSD
The state of Colorado recently approved $2 million to support medical marijuana research for PTSD
-
Tricare limits on purchase of prescriptions
Tricare beneficiaries who take name-brand medications for chronic conditions must fill them at a military treatment facility or through the Tricare Mail Order Pharmacy system starting Oct. 1.
-
D.C. conference to focus war wounds’ impact on sex and intimacy
2-day conference to focus on the impact of combat injuries on sex and relationships
-
Tricare beneficiaries’ access to brand-name drugs would be limited
The new defense bill will require all Tricare beneficiaries to get medications for chronic conditions at an MTF or by mail, unless they use generics
-
Lawmakers seek to give veterans easier access to medical marijuana
Bipartisan group of lawmakers introduce bill to give veterans easier access to medical marijuana
-
Rand: Civilian mental health providers don’t ‘get’ the military
A new survey by an influential think tank finds that civilian mental health care specialists sorely lack an understanding of military culture and appropriate treatments for service-related health care needs.
