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Burn-pit, electrocution lawsuits to continue
Supreme Court refuses to hear arguments in Iraq and Afghanistan burn pit, electrocution cases
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Tricare not yet covering breast-feeding
The 2015 defense policy law forces Tricare to pay for breastfeeding expenses but policy not implemented yet
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Taxpayers must declare health care coverage
New tax forms require health care declaration; Tricare qualifies as essential coverage
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VA responsible for vet’s suicide, Mom says
Veteran’s mom plans to sue VA for prescribing her son medication she says made him suicidal
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Agent Orange report comes after years of VA denials
Veterans organizations, lawmakers unhappy with VA delays
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DoD: Military suicide rate declining
New report on 2013 U.S. military suicides finds rate dropped among active duty by 18 percent
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Vietnam veteran’s pending execution spurs PTSD defense debate
A Vietnam veteran who brutally shot and killed a sheriff’s deputy during a routine traffic stop in 1998 has sparked a national conversation on capital punishment for former troops with combat-related post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Military pharmacies can get civilian prescriptions electronically
A new electronic system allows civilian docs to send prescriptions to military pharmacies
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Colorado funds study on marijuana for PTSD
The state of Colorado recently approved $2 million to support medical marijuana research for PTSD
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Report: C-123 fliers exposed to Agent Orange
An influential panel of scientists has concluded that veterans who flew KC-123s after Vietnam were exposed to AO
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Burn-pit, electrocution lawsuits to continue
Supreme Court refuses to hear arguments in Iraq and Afghanistan burn pit, electrocution cases
-
Tricare not yet covering breast-feeding
The 2015 defense policy law forces Tricare to pay for breastfeeding expenses but policy not implemented yet
-
Taxpayers must declare health care coverage
New tax forms require health care declaration; Tricare qualifies as essential coverage
-
VA responsible for vet’s suicide, Mom says
Veteran’s mom plans to sue VA for prescribing her son medication she says made him suicidal
-
Agent Orange report comes after years of VA denials
Veterans organizations, lawmakers unhappy with VA delays
-
DoD: Military suicide rate declining
New report on 2013 U.S. military suicides finds rate dropped among active duty by 18 percent
-
Vietnam veteran’s pending execution spurs PTSD defense debate
A Vietnam veteran who brutally shot and killed a sheriff’s deputy during a routine traffic stop in 1998 has sparked a national conversation on capital punishment for former troops with combat-related post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Military pharmacies can get civilian prescriptions electronically
A new electronic system allows civilian docs to send prescriptions to military pharmacies
-
Colorado funds study on marijuana for PTSD
The state of Colorado recently approved $2 million to support medical marijuana research for PTSD
-
Report: C-123 fliers exposed to Agent Orange
An influential panel of scientists has concluded that veterans who flew KC-123s after Vietnam were exposed to AO
-
Burn-pit, electrocution lawsuits to continue
Supreme Court refuses to hear arguments in Iraq and Afghanistan burn pit, electrocution cases
-
Tricare not yet covering breast-feeding
The 2015 defense policy law forces Tricare to pay for breastfeeding expenses but policy not implemented yet
-
Taxpayers must declare health care coverage
New tax forms require health care declaration; Tricare qualifies as essential coverage
-
VA responsible for vet’s suicide, Mom says
Veteran’s mom plans to sue VA for prescribing her son medication she says made him suicidal
-
Agent Orange report comes after years of VA denials
Veterans organizations, lawmakers unhappy with VA delays
-
DoD: Military suicide rate declining
New report on 2013 U.S. military suicides finds rate dropped among active duty by 18 percent
-
Vietnam veteran’s pending execution spurs PTSD defense debate
A Vietnam veteran who brutally shot and killed a sheriff’s deputy during a routine traffic stop in 1998 has sparked a national conversation on capital punishment for former troops with combat-related post-traumatic stress disorder.
-
Military pharmacies can get civilian prescriptions electronically
A new electronic system allows civilian docs to send prescriptions to military pharmacies
-
Colorado funds study on marijuana for PTSD
The state of Colorado recently approved $2 million to support medical marijuana research for PTSD
-
Report: C-123 fliers exposed to Agent Orange
An influential panel of scientists has concluded that veterans who flew KC-123s after Vietnam were exposed to AO
