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On veterans health care, Trump and Clinton still thin on specifics
Presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump pledge to improve VA services
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House panel receptive to VA reform proposals
House Veterans Affairs Committee members voiced support Tuesday for recommendations by a congressional panel to reform VA health services, to include improvements to the current setup of government hospitals and private doctors that provide care to veterans.
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What’s in your closet? Study up before selling your military collectibles
Do your research before handing your military valuables over to a consignment shop or auctioneer.
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Army, Coast Guard hardest hit by Zika
Fifty-five troops, including active duty, National Guard and reservists, have been diagnosed with Zika.
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VA program to provide service dogs for some veterans with mental health conditions
The program seeks to place service dogs with veterans who have mobility limitations caused by a mental health disorder.
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Military doctors urge widespread hemorrhage control education
Combat trauma docs say lives could be saved if bystanders knew the basics of staunching blood flow.
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VA employees pitch ideas for improving health services in “Shark Tank” style scrum
The first Innovation Demonstration Day highlights employees’ solutions for some of the department’s biggest problems.
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Malaria drug causes brain damage that mimics PTSD: case study
A service member was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder but instead was found to have brain damage caused by a malaria drug.
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Two more companies protest Tricare contract awards worth billions
Companies have joined UnitedHealthcare in protesting military contract awards worth up to $58 billion to manage the Tricare health program.
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UnitedHealthcare protests military Tricare contract awards
“If our protest is sustained by the GAO, it could require the Defense Health Agency to take corrective action. Corrective action could reopen the competition, requiring the submittal of revised proposals.
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On veterans health care, Trump and Clinton still thin on specifics
Presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump pledge to improve VA services
-
House panel receptive to VA reform proposals
House Veterans Affairs Committee members voiced support Tuesday for recommendations by a congressional panel to reform VA health services, to include improvements to the current setup of government hospitals and private doctors that provide care to veterans.
-
What’s in your closet? Study up before selling your military collectibles
Do your research before handing your military valuables over to a consignment shop or auctioneer.
-
Army, Coast Guard hardest hit by Zika
Fifty-five troops, including active duty, National Guard and reservists, have been diagnosed with Zika.
-
VA program to provide service dogs for some veterans with mental health conditions
The program seeks to place service dogs with veterans who have mobility limitations caused by a mental health disorder.
-
Military doctors urge widespread hemorrhage control education
Combat trauma docs say lives could be saved if bystanders knew the basics of staunching blood flow.
-
VA employees pitch ideas for improving health services in “Shark Tank” style scrum
The first Innovation Demonstration Day highlights employees’ solutions for some of the department’s biggest problems.
-
Malaria drug causes brain damage that mimics PTSD: case study
A service member was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder but instead was found to have brain damage caused by a malaria drug.
-
Two more companies protest Tricare contract awards worth billions
Companies have joined UnitedHealthcare in protesting military contract awards worth up to $58 billion to manage the Tricare health program.
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UnitedHealthcare protests military Tricare contract awards
“If our protest is sustained by the GAO, it could require the Defense Health Agency to take corrective action. Corrective action could reopen the competition, requiring the submittal of revised proposals.
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On veterans health care, Trump and Clinton still thin on specifics
Presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump pledge to improve VA services
-
House panel receptive to VA reform proposals
House Veterans Affairs Committee members voiced support Tuesday for recommendations by a congressional panel to reform VA health services, to include improvements to the current setup of government hospitals and private doctors that provide care to veterans.
-
What’s in your closet? Study up before selling your military collectibles
Do your research before handing your military valuables over to a consignment shop or auctioneer.
-
Army, Coast Guard hardest hit by Zika
Fifty-five troops, including active duty, National Guard and reservists, have been diagnosed with Zika.
-
VA program to provide service dogs for some veterans with mental health conditions
The program seeks to place service dogs with veterans who have mobility limitations caused by a mental health disorder.
-
Military doctors urge widespread hemorrhage control education
Combat trauma docs say lives could be saved if bystanders knew the basics of staunching blood flow.
-
VA employees pitch ideas for improving health services in “Shark Tank” style scrum
The first Innovation Demonstration Day highlights employees’ solutions for some of the department’s biggest problems.
-
Malaria drug causes brain damage that mimics PTSD: case study
A service member was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder but instead was found to have brain damage caused by a malaria drug.
-
Two more companies protest Tricare contract awards worth billions
Companies have joined UnitedHealthcare in protesting military contract awards worth up to $58 billion to manage the Tricare health program.
-
UnitedHealthcare protests military Tricare contract awards
“If our protest is sustained by the GAO, it could require the Defense Health Agency to take corrective action. Corrective action could reopen the competition, requiring the submittal of revised proposals.
