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13 projects to study pain treatment alternatives
The federal government has awarded 13 grants worth up to a total $21.7 million over five years to examine alternative…
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Ebola mission includes risk of malaria for troops
U.S. troops are trickling in to Liberia to set the stage for a massive deployment to West Africa to help contain the …
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Survey: 40 percent of wounded face problems getting VA care
As a peer mentor for Wounded Warrior Project, Josh Renschler regularly helps severely injured veterans navigate the V…
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Obama: U.S. military to help fight Ebola in W. Africa
President Obama said Sunday he will send U.S. military assets and personnel to help contain the spread of Ebola in We…
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Suicides in first 3 months of year hold steady
The Pentagon released its data on suicides among troops in the first quarter of 2014, showing that the Defense Depart…
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DoD: It takes only one person to stop a suicide
Just six days before the start of Suicide Prevention Month in September, Army Sgt. 1st Class Paula Walker, 33, barric…
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Injured guardsman’s family lives in poverty, and waits
Army National Guard Spc. Robert Quattrocchi, 31, spends much of his time these days helping wife Monica care for the …
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Army doctor promotes use of tourniquets
An Army Reserve doctor and nationally recognized trauma surgeon is pressing for broader availability of tourniquets —…
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Ex-officer says she was discharged for reporting burn-pit danger
An officer who says she was discharged from the Navy for alerting senior officials of the potential health dangers of…
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DoD releases list of genetic tests covered by Tricare
The Defense Health Agency has announced which genetic tests Tricare will cover starting in September.
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13 projects to study pain treatment alternatives
The federal government has awarded 13 grants worth up to a total $21.7 million over five years to examine alternative…
-
Ebola mission includes risk of malaria for troops
U.S. troops are trickling in to Liberia to set the stage for a massive deployment to West Africa to help contain the …
-
Survey: 40 percent of wounded face problems getting VA care
As a peer mentor for Wounded Warrior Project, Josh Renschler regularly helps severely injured veterans navigate the V…
-
Obama: U.S. military to help fight Ebola in W. Africa
President Obama said Sunday he will send U.S. military assets and personnel to help contain the spread of Ebola in We…
-
Suicides in first 3 months of year hold steady
The Pentagon released its data on suicides among troops in the first quarter of 2014, showing that the Defense Depart…
-
DoD: It takes only one person to stop a suicide
Just six days before the start of Suicide Prevention Month in September, Army Sgt. 1st Class Paula Walker, 33, barric…
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Injured guardsman’s family lives in poverty, and waits
Army National Guard Spc. Robert Quattrocchi, 31, spends much of his time these days helping wife Monica care for the …
-
Army doctor promotes use of tourniquets
An Army Reserve doctor and nationally recognized trauma surgeon is pressing for broader availability of tourniquets —…
-
Ex-officer says she was discharged for reporting burn-pit danger
An officer who says she was discharged from the Navy for alerting senior officials of the potential health dangers of…
-
DoD releases list of genetic tests covered by Tricare
The Defense Health Agency has announced which genetic tests Tricare will cover starting in September.
-
13 projects to study pain treatment alternatives
The federal government has awarded 13 grants worth up to a total $21.7 million over five years to examine alternative…
-
Ebola mission includes risk of malaria for troops
U.S. troops are trickling in to Liberia to set the stage for a massive deployment to West Africa to help contain the …
-
Survey: 40 percent of wounded face problems getting VA care
As a peer mentor for Wounded Warrior Project, Josh Renschler regularly helps severely injured veterans navigate the V…
-
Obama: U.S. military to help fight Ebola in W. Africa
President Obama said Sunday he will send U.S. military assets and personnel to help contain the spread of Ebola in We…
-
Suicides in first 3 months of year hold steady
The Pentagon released its data on suicides among troops in the first quarter of 2014, showing that the Defense Depart…
-
DoD: It takes only one person to stop a suicide
Just six days before the start of Suicide Prevention Month in September, Army Sgt. 1st Class Paula Walker, 33, barric…
-
Injured guardsman’s family lives in poverty, and waits
Army National Guard Spc. Robert Quattrocchi, 31, spends much of his time these days helping wife Monica care for the …
-
Army doctor promotes use of tourniquets
An Army Reserve doctor and nationally recognized trauma surgeon is pressing for broader availability of tourniquets —…
-
Ex-officer says she was discharged for reporting burn-pit danger
An officer who says she was discharged from the Navy for alerting senior officials of the potential health dangers of…
-
DoD releases list of genetic tests covered by Tricare
The Defense Health Agency has announced which genetic tests Tricare will cover starting in September.
