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Assistant secretary of defense for health affairs to step down
Dr. Jonathan Woodson, assistant secretary of defense for health affairs, has submitted his resignation effective May 1.
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Reserve suicides up 23 percent — active-duty count remains steady
The number of active-duty personnel who died by suicide in 2015 declined slightly from the previous year but the figures for the reserves and National Guard rose.
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Panel weighs closing all VA health care — vets’ groups raise conflict of interest
A blue-ribbon panel created to evaluate the Veterans Affairs health system is weighing a radical proposal to eliminate VA medical centers and outpatient facilities over the next 20 years.
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Fertility benefit coming to active-duty personnel Oct. 1
Active-duty military personnel will be able to freeze their eggs or sperm under a fertility pilot program beginning Oct. 1.
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Vietnam Veterans Day honors troops
Hundreds of events were held across the U.S. on Tuesday to commemorate Vietnam Veterans Day.
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Carter, McDonald to honor Vietnam War dead
Defense Secretary Ashton Carter and Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert McDonald will lay wreaths at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Tuesday to honor U.S. service members killed in the Vietnam War.
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Legos help ease Iraq veteran’s post-traumatic stress
Retired Army medic Robin Krauth found relief from post-traumatic stress in her computer and a massive pile of Lego bricks.
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I’m 60 and on Medicare — can I use Tricare?
A retired reserve member is under age 65 but is enrolled in Medicare. What are his Tricare options?
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Walter Reed-Bethesda named an LGBT-friendly hospital
Walter Reed National Military Medical Center is among 496 hospitals nationwide listed as leaders in LGBT health care in this year’s Healthcare Equality Index produced by the Human Rights Campaign.
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The military’s suicide-prevention fight has moved to Facebook and Twitter
Defense Department is studying cues in social media to determine whether they can predict who might be at risk for suicide.
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Assistant secretary of defense for health affairs to step down
Dr. Jonathan Woodson, assistant secretary of defense for health affairs, has submitted his resignation effective May 1.
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Reserve suicides up 23 percent — active-duty count remains steady
The number of active-duty personnel who died by suicide in 2015 declined slightly from the previous year but the figures for the reserves and National Guard rose.
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Panel weighs closing all VA health care — vets’ groups raise conflict of interest
A blue-ribbon panel created to evaluate the Veterans Affairs health system is weighing a radical proposal to eliminate VA medical centers and outpatient facilities over the next 20 years.
-
Fertility benefit coming to active-duty personnel Oct. 1
Active-duty military personnel will be able to freeze their eggs or sperm under a fertility pilot program beginning Oct. 1.
-
Vietnam Veterans Day honors troops
Hundreds of events were held across the U.S. on Tuesday to commemorate Vietnam Veterans Day.
-
Carter, McDonald to honor Vietnam War dead
Defense Secretary Ashton Carter and Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert McDonald will lay wreaths at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Tuesday to honor U.S. service members killed in the Vietnam War.
-
Legos help ease Iraq veteran’s post-traumatic stress
Retired Army medic Robin Krauth found relief from post-traumatic stress in her computer and a massive pile of Lego bricks.
-
I’m 60 and on Medicare — can I use Tricare?
A retired reserve member is under age 65 but is enrolled in Medicare. What are his Tricare options?
-
Walter Reed-Bethesda named an LGBT-friendly hospital
Walter Reed National Military Medical Center is among 496 hospitals nationwide listed as leaders in LGBT health care in this year’s Healthcare Equality Index produced by the Human Rights Campaign.
-
The military’s suicide-prevention fight has moved to Facebook and Twitter
Defense Department is studying cues in social media to determine whether they can predict who might be at risk for suicide.
-
Assistant secretary of defense for health affairs to step down
Dr. Jonathan Woodson, assistant secretary of defense for health affairs, has submitted his resignation effective May 1.
-
Reserve suicides up 23 percent — active-duty count remains steady
The number of active-duty personnel who died by suicide in 2015 declined slightly from the previous year but the figures for the reserves and National Guard rose.
-
Panel weighs closing all VA health care — vets’ groups raise conflict of interest
A blue-ribbon panel created to evaluate the Veterans Affairs health system is weighing a radical proposal to eliminate VA medical centers and outpatient facilities over the next 20 years.
-
Fertility benefit coming to active-duty personnel Oct. 1
Active-duty military personnel will be able to freeze their eggs or sperm under a fertility pilot program beginning Oct. 1.
-
Vietnam Veterans Day honors troops
Hundreds of events were held across the U.S. on Tuesday to commemorate Vietnam Veterans Day.
-
Carter, McDonald to honor Vietnam War dead
Defense Secretary Ashton Carter and Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert McDonald will lay wreaths at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Tuesday to honor U.S. service members killed in the Vietnam War.
-
Legos help ease Iraq veteran’s post-traumatic stress
Retired Army medic Robin Krauth found relief from post-traumatic stress in her computer and a massive pile of Lego bricks.
-
I’m 60 and on Medicare — can I use Tricare?
A retired reserve member is under age 65 but is enrolled in Medicare. What are his Tricare options?
-
Walter Reed-Bethesda named an LGBT-friendly hospital
Walter Reed National Military Medical Center is among 496 hospitals nationwide listed as leaders in LGBT health care in this year’s Healthcare Equality Index produced by the Human Rights Campaign.
-
The military’s suicide-prevention fight has moved to Facebook and Twitter
Defense Department is studying cues in social media to determine whether they can predict who might be at risk for suicide.
