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VA doubling back to resolve TBI claims denials
Veterans Affairs officials aren’t saying how 24,000 veterans were diagnosed with traumatic brain injury by VA physicians considered unqualified to make such a determination, but on Wednesday, told Congress the department is working to resolve related disability claims problems.
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New system lets some civilian doctors see military health records
A new health records sharing program lets doctors in 10 civilian U.S. health systems access Defense Department medical records.
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Tragedy and injustice: The heartbreaking truth about military medical malpractice
A controversial law protects the government at grave expense to these families. The victims’ ongoing fight for fairness.
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New VA study finds 20 veterans commit suicide each day
The comprehensive research replaces the previous estimate of 22 a day but still points to a major health crisis for vets.
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Extensive public-private VA health care system proposed in final report
A detailed proposal on the future of Veterans Affairs health care sent to the White House would create a nationwide system of health networks to treat veterans, increasing access to civilian providers and other federal health care systems and shutter
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New effort at VA to halt doctor shopping for pain meds
VA doctors to start running background checks for opiate prescriptions
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VA Crisis Line director resigns, text messages go unanswered
Whistleblower, government watchdog agency confirm ongoing problems at the Veterans Crisis Line
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Marijuana provision stripped from Veterans Affairs funding bill
A medical marijuana provision was dropped mysteriously from the final VA funding bill.
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Breakthrough in blast-related brain injures reveals microscopic scarring
Gifts from the families of a 45-year-old military retiree and seven other Iraq and Afghanistan combat veterans have provided significant clues in the understanding of blast-related brain trauma and, perhaps, post-traumatic stress.
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Now the Pentagon refuses to say whether U.S. troops have been hurt fighting ISIS
Apparent policy reversal may reflect the prominent role special operations troops are playing in the ISIS fight.
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VA doubling back to resolve TBI claims denials
Veterans Affairs officials aren’t saying how 24,000 veterans were diagnosed with traumatic brain injury by VA physicians considered unqualified to make such a determination, but on Wednesday, told Congress the department is working to resolve related disability claims problems.
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New system lets some civilian doctors see military health records
A new health records sharing program lets doctors in 10 civilian U.S. health systems access Defense Department medical records.
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Tragedy and injustice: The heartbreaking truth about military medical malpractice
A controversial law protects the government at grave expense to these families. The victims’ ongoing fight for fairness.
-
New VA study finds 20 veterans commit suicide each day
The comprehensive research replaces the previous estimate of 22 a day but still points to a major health crisis for vets.
-
Extensive public-private VA health care system proposed in final report
A detailed proposal on the future of Veterans Affairs health care sent to the White House would create a nationwide system of health networks to treat veterans, increasing access to civilian providers and other federal health care systems and shutter
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New effort at VA to halt doctor shopping for pain meds
VA doctors to start running background checks for opiate prescriptions
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VA Crisis Line director resigns, text messages go unanswered
Whistleblower, government watchdog agency confirm ongoing problems at the Veterans Crisis Line
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Marijuana provision stripped from Veterans Affairs funding bill
A medical marijuana provision was dropped mysteriously from the final VA funding bill.
-
Breakthrough in blast-related brain injures reveals microscopic scarring
Gifts from the families of a 45-year-old military retiree and seven other Iraq and Afghanistan combat veterans have provided significant clues in the understanding of blast-related brain trauma and, perhaps, post-traumatic stress.
-
Now the Pentagon refuses to say whether U.S. troops have been hurt fighting ISIS
Apparent policy reversal may reflect the prominent role special operations troops are playing in the ISIS fight.
-
VA doubling back to resolve TBI claims denials
Veterans Affairs officials aren’t saying how 24,000 veterans were diagnosed with traumatic brain injury by VA physicians considered unqualified to make such a determination, but on Wednesday, told Congress the department is working to resolve related disability claims problems.
-
New system lets some civilian doctors see military health records
A new health records sharing program lets doctors in 10 civilian U.S. health systems access Defense Department medical records.
-
Tragedy and injustice: The heartbreaking truth about military medical malpractice
A controversial law protects the government at grave expense to these families. The victims’ ongoing fight for fairness.
-
New VA study finds 20 veterans commit suicide each day
The comprehensive research replaces the previous estimate of 22 a day but still points to a major health crisis for vets.
-
Extensive public-private VA health care system proposed in final report
A detailed proposal on the future of Veterans Affairs health care sent to the White House would create a nationwide system of health networks to treat veterans, increasing access to civilian providers and other federal health care systems and shutter
-
New effort at VA to halt doctor shopping for pain meds
VA doctors to start running background checks for opiate prescriptions
-
VA Crisis Line director resigns, text messages go unanswered
Whistleblower, government watchdog agency confirm ongoing problems at the Veterans Crisis Line
-
Marijuana provision stripped from Veterans Affairs funding bill
A medical marijuana provision was dropped mysteriously from the final VA funding bill.
-
Breakthrough in blast-related brain injures reveals microscopic scarring
Gifts from the families of a 45-year-old military retiree and seven other Iraq and Afghanistan combat veterans have provided significant clues in the understanding of blast-related brain trauma and, perhaps, post-traumatic stress.
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Now the Pentagon refuses to say whether U.S. troops have been hurt fighting ISIS
Apparent policy reversal may reflect the prominent role special operations troops are playing in the ISIS fight.
