Take MVP’s new Military Experiences and Toxic Exposures Survey
The Million Veteran Program, a research program by the VA, aims to improve health for all Veterans. It was launched in 2011 and has since enrolled over 1 million Veterans. Participants in the program are asked to provide a blood sample, allow access to their health records, and complete surveys.
These surveys cover various topics including health, lifestyle, and military experiences. Further details about the program and how to participate are available from the VA. The program's large size is beneficial for researchers studying specific conditions, allowing them to analyze data from a substantial number of participants.
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