To increase access to health care for all Veterans, VA has created VEText, an interactive mobile solution to remind Veterans of upcoming appointments via text
ROSEBURG, Ore. — The Roseburg VA Healthcare System has a new way to help veterans with healthcare, including battling chronic pain. The National Veterans Affairs
This post first appeared on VA Research Currents. For Vietnam Veterans, having a medical condition presumed related to Agent Orange exposure is linked to greater
Suicide prevention is VA’s highest clinical priority. Our most vulnerable Veteran communities, including LGBT Veterans, face some of the biggest obstacles in seeking help. LGBT
VA has issued a new policy implementing the May 2018 Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief, and Consumer Protection Act, to protect Veteran homeowners from predatory lending
On Tuesday, June 26, at 12 p.m. EST, VA’s Office of Connected Care and American Veterans (AMVETS) will host a Facebook Live event featuring My
VA released findings today from its most recent analysis of Veteran suicide data for all 50 states and the District of Columbia. This report yields
Paul Lawrence, Ph.D., was sworn in as VA’s new under secretary for benefits on June 12. As under secretary, he will oversee and lead the
The VA Southern Nevada Healthcare System is expanding therapy services to victims of military sexual trauma by using some of the latest advancements in telehealth
This June, VA joins the nation in recognizing Men’s Health Month—a time to spread awareness of preventable health issues and encourage early detection of disease
VA, in collaboration with PsychArmor Institute, a national nonprofit that provides online education and support to Americans who work with, live with or care for
VA is taking action to address intimate partner violence by earmarking $17 million in funds to support Veterans in need. The funds will strengthen intimate partner
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