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Higher drug co-pays among new military health care changes
While Congress is promising sweeping military health reform next year, it still made several tweaks to military medical policy in the 2016 defense bill signed into law Wednesday.
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GNC, some exchanges stop selling USPlabs products
GNC has ordered its retail stores, including those located on military bases, to stop selling products made by USPlabs.
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VA updates list of Navy ships presumptive for Agent Orange exposure
The Department of Veterans Affairs has expanded its list of Navy ships whose crews may be eligible for disability compensation as a result of exposure to the toxic defoliant Agent Orange during the Vietnam War.
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MOAA looking for feedback on Tricare
If you’re a Tricare beneficiary with an opinion on your military health benefits, the Military Officers Association of America wants to hear from you.
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Combat experience is factor in death penalty cases, experts say
A Death Penalty Information Center report says that combat experience should be counted as a mitigating factor when deciding on the death penalty.
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DoD, VA showcase software for viewing medical records
Stinging from criticism that officials have wasted millions of dollars by failing to develop an interoperable electronic health records system, the Defense and Veterans Affairs departments launched an aggressive public relations campaign.
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Jack3d, OxyElite Pro manufacturers face criminal charges
The makers of dietary supplements Jack3d and OxyElite Pro face criminal charges following a Justice Department investigation that alleges key ingredients in thwere made in a Chinese laboratory rather than extracted from natural ingredients as claimed
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Moral injury: Troops talk of how war assaults conscience
Former Army Reserve Capt. Josh Grenard thought the anguish of losing men in combat would eventually wane in the years after a deployment to Iraq. But when soldiers from his unit began committing suicide, the wounds reopened — fresh, raw and painful.
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New VA Choice program proposed to improve vets’ access to private care
AVA officials unveiled their plan to consolidate health care programs that allow veterans to access private care
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Congress to tackle military health reform next year
With the 2016 defense authorization bill close to becoming law, Senate and House lawmakers are looking ahead to fiscal 2017, with a focus on transforming the $48 billion military health care system, congressional aides say.
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Higher drug co-pays among new military health care changes
While Congress is promising sweeping military health reform next year, it still made several tweaks to military medical policy in the 2016 defense bill signed into law Wednesday.
-
GNC, some exchanges stop selling USPlabs products
GNC has ordered its retail stores, including those located on military bases, to stop selling products made by USPlabs.
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VA updates list of Navy ships presumptive for Agent Orange exposure
The Department of Veterans Affairs has expanded its list of Navy ships whose crews may be eligible for disability compensation as a result of exposure to the toxic defoliant Agent Orange during the Vietnam War.
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MOAA looking for feedback on Tricare
If you’re a Tricare beneficiary with an opinion on your military health benefits, the Military Officers Association of America wants to hear from you.
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Combat experience is factor in death penalty cases, experts say
A Death Penalty Information Center report says that combat experience should be counted as a mitigating factor when deciding on the death penalty.
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DoD, VA showcase software for viewing medical records
Stinging from criticism that officials have wasted millions of dollars by failing to develop an interoperable electronic health records system, the Defense and Veterans Affairs departments launched an aggressive public relations campaign.
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Jack3d, OxyElite Pro manufacturers face criminal charges
The makers of dietary supplements Jack3d and OxyElite Pro face criminal charges following a Justice Department investigation that alleges key ingredients in thwere made in a Chinese laboratory rather than extracted from natural ingredients as claimed
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Moral injury: Troops talk of how war assaults conscience
Former Army Reserve Capt. Josh Grenard thought the anguish of losing men in combat would eventually wane in the years after a deployment to Iraq. But when soldiers from his unit began committing suicide, the wounds reopened — fresh, raw and painful.
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New VA Choice program proposed to improve vets’ access to private care
AVA officials unveiled their plan to consolidate health care programs that allow veterans to access private care
-
Congress to tackle military health reform next year
With the 2016 defense authorization bill close to becoming law, Senate and House lawmakers are looking ahead to fiscal 2017, with a focus on transforming the $48 billion military health care system, congressional aides say.
-
Higher drug co-pays among new military health care changes
While Congress is promising sweeping military health reform next year, it still made several tweaks to military medical policy in the 2016 defense bill signed into law Wednesday.
-
GNC, some exchanges stop selling USPlabs products
GNC has ordered its retail stores, including those located on military bases, to stop selling products made by USPlabs.
-
VA updates list of Navy ships presumptive for Agent Orange exposure
The Department of Veterans Affairs has expanded its list of Navy ships whose crews may be eligible for disability compensation as a result of exposure to the toxic defoliant Agent Orange during the Vietnam War.
-
MOAA looking for feedback on Tricare
If you’re a Tricare beneficiary with an opinion on your military health benefits, the Military Officers Association of America wants to hear from you.
-
Combat experience is factor in death penalty cases, experts say
A Death Penalty Information Center report says that combat experience should be counted as a mitigating factor when deciding on the death penalty.
-
DoD, VA showcase software for viewing medical records
Stinging from criticism that officials have wasted millions of dollars by failing to develop an interoperable electronic health records system, the Defense and Veterans Affairs departments launched an aggressive public relations campaign.
-
Jack3d, OxyElite Pro manufacturers face criminal charges
The makers of dietary supplements Jack3d and OxyElite Pro face criminal charges following a Justice Department investigation that alleges key ingredients in thwere made in a Chinese laboratory rather than extracted from natural ingredients as claimed
-
Moral injury: Troops talk of how war assaults conscience
Former Army Reserve Capt. Josh Grenard thought the anguish of losing men in combat would eventually wane in the years after a deployment to Iraq. But when soldiers from his unit began committing suicide, the wounds reopened — fresh, raw and painful.
-
New VA Choice program proposed to improve vets’ access to private care
AVA officials unveiled their plan to consolidate health care programs that allow veterans to access private care
-
Congress to tackle military health reform next year
With the 2016 defense authorization bill close to becoming law, Senate and House lawmakers are looking ahead to fiscal 2017, with a focus on transforming the $48 billion military health care system, congressional aides say.
