VA Research Wrap Up: New findings of military separation, HIV and pulmonary hypertension
Researchers have been studying ways to support Veterans as they leave the military. A recent assessment looked at a group of soldiers who transitioned out in 2023. It found that those who received certain support were less likely to experience serious difficulties.
This support is part of a larger initiative that connects Veterans with community services. The goal is to provide help during a challenging time. Further details about the research and its findings are available from the VA's Office of Research and Development.
They have published information about this and other research topics, including new treatments and health conditions affecting Veterans.
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