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African American and Hispanic veterans may face bigger risk from coronavirus, VA warns
More than 800 patients in the department’s care have died from the virus since early March.
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Increasing recognition of military-based learning in the midst of the coronavirus crisis
Many highly qualified service members and veterans who have served in a variety of medical specialties are unable to use their training and experience to practice in civilian hospitals during this exceptional time of global need.
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Schumer calls on VA to explain use of unproven drug on veterans for coronavirus
The Senate’s top Democrat on Sunday called on the Department of Veterans Affairs to explain why it allowed the use of an unproven drug on veterans for the coronavirus, saying patients may have been put at unnecessary risk.
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VA’s active coronavirus cases drop as leadership talks of reopening facilities
More than 800 patients in the department’s care have died from the virus since early March.
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Veteran unemployment up to nearly 12 percent amid coronavirus crisis
More than 1 million veterans reported being jobless in April as the national unemployment rate 14.7 percent.
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Burn pit victims could face greater dangers from coronavirus, VA warns
More than 770 veterans have died from the virus in the last two months.
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No extra money for defense amid coronavirus crisis, think tank argues
The Center for American Progress says $740 billion in planned defense spending is more than enough to cover military needs.
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VA coronavirus deaths skyrocket as department revises its records
Almost 800 veterans connected to VA have died from the illness.
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Senator pushes for hazard pay for guardsmen, active-duty troops on coronavirus response deployments
Sen. Joni Ernst, an Iowa National Guard veteran, is pushing for the move to recognize troops’ risky work.
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Michigan copies GI Bill benefits for civilians as calls increase for expanding the program beyond the military
The idea is to support medical workers and other coronavirus responders with a program similar to the Defense Department’s higher education offerings.
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African American and Hispanic veterans may face bigger risk from coronavirus, VA warns
More than 800 patients in the department’s care have died from the virus since early March.
-
Increasing recognition of military-based learning in the midst of the coronavirus crisis
Many highly qualified service members and veterans who have served in a variety of medical specialties are unable to use their training and experience to practice in civilian hospitals during this exceptional time of global need.
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Schumer calls on VA to explain use of unproven drug on veterans for coronavirus
The Senate’s top Democrat on Sunday called on the Department of Veterans Affairs to explain why it allowed the use of an unproven drug on veterans for the coronavirus, saying patients may have been put at unnecessary risk.
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VA’s active coronavirus cases drop as leadership talks of reopening facilities
More than 800 patients in the department’s care have died from the virus since early March.
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Veteran unemployment up to nearly 12 percent amid coronavirus crisis
More than 1 million veterans reported being jobless in April as the national unemployment rate 14.7 percent.
-
Burn pit victims could face greater dangers from coronavirus, VA warns
More than 770 veterans have died from the virus in the last two months.
-
No extra money for defense amid coronavirus crisis, think tank argues
The Center for American Progress says $740 billion in planned defense spending is more than enough to cover military needs.
-
VA coronavirus deaths skyrocket as department revises its records
Almost 800 veterans connected to VA have died from the illness.
-
Senator pushes for hazard pay for guardsmen, active-duty troops on coronavirus response deployments
Sen. Joni Ernst, an Iowa National Guard veteran, is pushing for the move to recognize troops’ risky work.
-
Michigan copies GI Bill benefits for civilians as calls increase for expanding the program beyond the military
The idea is to support medical workers and other coronavirus responders with a program similar to the Defense Department’s higher education offerings.
-
African American and Hispanic veterans may face bigger risk from coronavirus, VA warns
More than 800 patients in the department’s care have died from the virus since early March.
-
Increasing recognition of military-based learning in the midst of the coronavirus crisis
Many highly qualified service members and veterans who have served in a variety of medical specialties are unable to use their training and experience to practice in civilian hospitals during this exceptional time of global need.
-
Schumer calls on VA to explain use of unproven drug on veterans for coronavirus
The Senate’s top Democrat on Sunday called on the Department of Veterans Affairs to explain why it allowed the use of an unproven drug on veterans for the coronavirus, saying patients may have been put at unnecessary risk.
-
VA’s active coronavirus cases drop as leadership talks of reopening facilities
More than 800 patients in the department’s care have died from the virus since early March.
-
Veteran unemployment up to nearly 12 percent amid coronavirus crisis
More than 1 million veterans reported being jobless in April as the national unemployment rate 14.7 percent.
-
Burn pit victims could face greater dangers from coronavirus, VA warns
More than 770 veterans have died from the virus in the last two months.
-
No extra money for defense amid coronavirus crisis, think tank argues
The Center for American Progress says $740 billion in planned defense spending is more than enough to cover military needs.
-
VA coronavirus deaths skyrocket as department revises its records
Almost 800 veterans connected to VA have died from the illness.
-
Senator pushes for hazard pay for guardsmen, active-duty troops on coronavirus response deployments
Sen. Joni Ernst, an Iowa National Guard veteran, is pushing for the move to recognize troops’ risky work.
-
Michigan copies GI Bill benefits for civilians as calls increase for expanding the program beyond the military
The idea is to support medical workers and other coronavirus responders with a program similar to the Defense Department’s higher education offerings.
