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Survey asks sailors about alcohol use
The annual survey seeks to get feedback on drinking and alcohol abuse programs from those serving.
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Tricare Help: Dependent bride-to-be wants off Dad’s DEERS record
A military father refuses to take his dependent daughter off his DEERS record, even though she’s about to marry another service member. What can she do?
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Compounded prescriptions cause DoD budget shortfall
An aggressive marketing campaign by some compound drug manufacturers has taken its toll on the Defense Department’s health budget, prompting Pentagon officials to ask Congress for permission to shift $900 million within its budget to cover costs.
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Kevlar for the Mind: Anxiety medications can be effective
Q. My therapist referred me to another doctor for medication to treat my anxiety. I’ve done an Internet search on anxiety medications and there seems to be a lot of them. Which meds are usually prescribed for anxiety?
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Advocates: Transgender care costs not a barrier to service
An analysis of the potential costs of providing health care to transgender troops indicates that the figures are “too low” to play a major role in the policy debate as to whether these service members should be allo
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House veterans chairman: VA should fire bad workers faster
The chairman of the House Veterans Committee says the troubled Veterans Affairs Department should fire problem employees faster and that Congress should make it easier for the entire government to dismiss bad workers.
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Military Times publishes annual Benefits Guide for troops, vets and families
Military Times is publishing its annual Benefits Guide, a one-stop resource on the dizzying array of pay and benefits programs offered to active-duty and reserve component service members, retirees, veterans and their families.
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Consumer Watch: Map out a plan to control debt
Sometimes our financial situation spins out of control, and we don’t know how to manage debt and start a savings plan.
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Tricare Help: Medicare Part C plans’ ins and outs
Should a retiree’s wife sign up for a Medicare supplement or Part C plan?
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VA may pay disability for some illnesses linked to Lejeune
The VA says it will begin a process that may allow some veterans to receive disability pay if they were sickened by drinking contaminated water at Camp Lejeune.
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Survey asks sailors about alcohol use
The annual survey seeks to get feedback on drinking and alcohol abuse programs from those serving.
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Tricare Help: Dependent bride-to-be wants off Dad’s DEERS record
A military father refuses to take his dependent daughter off his DEERS record, even though she’s about to marry another service member. What can she do?
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Compounded prescriptions cause DoD budget shortfall
An aggressive marketing campaign by some compound drug manufacturers has taken its toll on the Defense Department’s health budget, prompting Pentagon officials to ask Congress for permission to shift $900 million within its budget to cover costs.
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Kevlar for the Mind: Anxiety medications can be effective
Q. My therapist referred me to another doctor for medication to treat my anxiety. I’ve done an Internet search on anxiety medications and there seems to be a lot of them. Which meds are usually prescribed for anxiety?
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Advocates: Transgender care costs not a barrier to service
An analysis of the potential costs of providing health care to transgender troops indicates that the figures are “too low” to play a major role in the policy debate as to whether these service members should be allo
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House veterans chairman: VA should fire bad workers faster
The chairman of the House Veterans Committee says the troubled Veterans Affairs Department should fire problem employees faster and that Congress should make it easier for the entire government to dismiss bad workers.
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Military Times publishes annual Benefits Guide for troops, vets and families
Military Times is publishing its annual Benefits Guide, a one-stop resource on the dizzying array of pay and benefits programs offered to active-duty and reserve component service members, retirees, veterans and their families.
-
Consumer Watch: Map out a plan to control debt
Sometimes our financial situation spins out of control, and we don’t know how to manage debt and start a savings plan.
-
Tricare Help: Medicare Part C plans’ ins and outs
Should a retiree’s wife sign up for a Medicare supplement or Part C plan?
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VA may pay disability for some illnesses linked to Lejeune
The VA says it will begin a process that may allow some veterans to receive disability pay if they were sickened by drinking contaminated water at Camp Lejeune.
-
Survey asks sailors about alcohol use
The annual survey seeks to get feedback on drinking and alcohol abuse programs from those serving.
-
Tricare Help: Dependent bride-to-be wants off Dad’s DEERS record
A military father refuses to take his dependent daughter off his DEERS record, even though she’s about to marry another service member. What can she do?
-
Compounded prescriptions cause DoD budget shortfall
An aggressive marketing campaign by some compound drug manufacturers has taken its toll on the Defense Department’s health budget, prompting Pentagon officials to ask Congress for permission to shift $900 million within its budget to cover costs.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Anxiety medications can be effective
Q. My therapist referred me to another doctor for medication to treat my anxiety. I’ve done an Internet search on anxiety medications and there seems to be a lot of them. Which meds are usually prescribed for anxiety?
-
Advocates: Transgender care costs not a barrier to service
An analysis of the potential costs of providing health care to transgender troops indicates that the figures are “too low” to play a major role in the policy debate as to whether these service members should be allo
-
House veterans chairman: VA should fire bad workers faster
The chairman of the House Veterans Committee says the troubled Veterans Affairs Department should fire problem employees faster and that Congress should make it easier for the entire government to dismiss bad workers.
-
Military Times publishes annual Benefits Guide for troops, vets and families
Military Times is publishing its annual Benefits Guide, a one-stop resource on the dizzying array of pay and benefits programs offered to active-duty and reserve component service members, retirees, veterans and their families.
-
Consumer Watch: Map out a plan to control debt
Sometimes our financial situation spins out of control, and we don’t know how to manage debt and start a savings plan.
-
Tricare Help: Medicare Part C plans’ ins and outs
Should a retiree’s wife sign up for a Medicare supplement or Part C plan?
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VA may pay disability for some illnesses linked to Lejeune
The VA says it will begin a process that may allow some veterans to receive disability pay if they were sickened by drinking contaminated water at Camp Lejeune.
