Beat summer’s food traps: Simple swaps for a healthier season
Healthy meals to enjoy under the beautiful, summer sun Summer brings cookouts, vacations, festivals and time with family and friends.
Mental health, PTSD, MST, addiction recovery, women's health, toxic exposure — coverage across the full health spectrum that affects veterans.
Healthy meals to enjoy under the beautiful, summer sun Summer brings cookouts, vacations, festivals and time with family and friends.
From active duty to advanced practice nurses When it comes to medical studies, applied practice can be the best way for students to grow their expertise.
VA’s Office of Research and Development recently published three News Briefs highlighting a new substance that could improve wound healing, service dogs for Veterans with PTSD and a peer-led PTSD...
Physical therapy from home can be an effective option for many Veterans A physical therapy appointment used to mean taking time away from work and spending time on the road.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency marks this September’s National Preparedness Month with the theme “ Americans Stand Ready .
The best technology is the kind you never have to think about because it’s already working flawlessly in the background. Three VA employees have been making that behind-the-scenes magic happen so...
As VA continues to deploy the Federal Electronic Health Record (EHR) across its healthcare network, each go-live generates insights to help improve future deployments, ensuring seamless delivery of...
A supportive group helping Veterans stay engaged and motivated At the Orlando VA Healthcare System , the MOVE! Weight Management Program for Veterans (MOVE!
VA reduces barriers to care by providing evidence-based suicide prevention treatment via telehealth Imagine a Veteran living in rural Montana who survived a suicide attempt three weeks ago.
Baltimore VAMC is redefining stroke care for Veterans When it comes to stroke, every minute counts. “Time is Brain” remains the most critical medical mantra for stroke treatment because the longer it.
With almost a quarter of all Veterans in the United States residing in rural communities, ensuring they receive quality healthcare close to home is more important than ever.
A lifelong composer shares how creativity and therapy shape his experience Music is widely adored by those who listen, but for the composer, it reveals a world unto itself, a space where inward...
VA’s Office of Research and Development recently published three News Briefs highlighting new findings on alcohol use disorder, toxic exposure and sarcoidosis and access to rehabilitation care.
Explore VA’s virtual mental health resources Stop for a moment and think about all the things you do every day to take care of your physical health.
Streamlined workflows at Dayton VA medical center enhance nursing efficiency Just after VA’s Federal Electronic Health Record (EHR) went live at the Dayton VA Medical Center , Emily Allan, chief of...
Veterans speak directly about how they found effective treatments and overcame setbacks How do you start your path to recovery from addiction, trauma, depression, anxiety or other mental health...
The Northport VA Medical Center in Northport, New York. The Department of Veterans Affairs opened an Inspector General probe in February in response to a War Horse investigation alleging that...
From the comfort of home: A Veteran’s path to recovery through telehealth When Air Force Veteran Gerry Pennington began recovering from prostate removal surgery earlier this year, he found it...
With Suicide Prevention Month occurring in September, the Veteran Resources Community Network (VRCN) partners are working together to help Veterans stay connected, find support and learn about...
A simple reflection exercise to help Veterans and caregivers reclaim time for themselves When it comes to self care, how much time do you set aside for yourself each day?
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Carrying naloxone can help you act quickly when every second matters Unhealthy use of opioids—such as using them without medical supervision or for longer, in higher doses, or with greater frequency..
Paying it forward: One Veteran’s healing journey through treatment court Once people find themselves in a courtroom with a judge, they typically never want to return.
The sound of healing from PTSD When post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) made everyday life feel overwhelming, Sgt. RaMonica Felton found an unexpected source of healing: music.
VA’s Office of Research and Development recently published three News Briefs highlighting advancing brain-computer interfaces, treating menopause symptoms and a conversation guide to improving...
Each condition has presumptive-eligibility guidance, treatment paths, and claim help — maintained by Wounded Warriors.