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Combat troops at higher risk for opioid, heroin addiction, study says
The National Bureau of Economic Research has released a study finding that combat exposure increases the risk of opioid, heroin addiction.
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The Pentagon is asking if women have a ‘quality of purity few men possess.’
Questions on new Reserve and National Guard survey seek to explore the extent of blatant and subtle sexism in the ranks.
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George W. Bush’s portraits of veterans make Washington debut
George W. Bush’s portraits of injured post-9/11 veterans have made their Washington debut at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
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Memo outlining supposed changes to VA caregiver program creates confusion, anxiety among veterans
VA officials say the document, which says veterans with jobs are ineligible for the program, is a mistake.
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Retirees, family members to see increases in dental and vision premiums next year
The Office of Personnel Management announced Wednesday that the premium rates for 2020 for FEDVIP plans will increase on average by 5.6 percent for dental plans and by 1.5 percent for vision plans.
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VA to begin sharing veterans’ health information with non-VA doctors
Under the 2018 VA Mission Act, the department is working to ensure that VA physicians and non-VA medical providers can access a veteran’s health care information in order to treat them.
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Foundation to cover fertility-related expenses for some veterans
The Bob Woodruff Foundation has established a fund to help injured veterans pay unreimbursed costs for infertility treatments.
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Study: Vaping and traditional tobacco usage closely linked in teens, potential recruits
The Defense Department should pay closer attention to the rise in vaping among young Americans given new research that shows a strong link between e-cigarettes and traditional smoking in teens, a Washington, D.C., think tank suggests.
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Congress fails to pass VA medical marijuana provision
The VA funding bill was approved in September but without a provision that would have let veterans get a VA doctor’s recommendation to take the drug in states where it is legal.
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CVS is out and Walgreens is in for Tricare pharmacy network
The Defense Health Agency announced that CVS no longer will be a Tricare retail pharmacy provider.
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Combat troops at higher risk for opioid, heroin addiction, study says
The National Bureau of Economic Research has released a study finding that combat exposure increases the risk of opioid, heroin addiction.
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The Pentagon is asking if women have a ‘quality of purity few men possess.’
Questions on new Reserve and National Guard survey seek to explore the extent of blatant and subtle sexism in the ranks.
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George W. Bush’s portraits of veterans make Washington debut
George W. Bush’s portraits of injured post-9/11 veterans have made their Washington debut at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
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Memo outlining supposed changes to VA caregiver program creates confusion, anxiety among veterans
VA officials say the document, which says veterans with jobs are ineligible for the program, is a mistake.
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Retirees, family members to see increases in dental and vision premiums next year
The Office of Personnel Management announced Wednesday that the premium rates for 2020 for FEDVIP plans will increase on average by 5.6 percent for dental plans and by 1.5 percent for vision plans.
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VA to begin sharing veterans’ health information with non-VA doctors
Under the 2018 VA Mission Act, the department is working to ensure that VA physicians and non-VA medical providers can access a veteran’s health care information in order to treat them.
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Foundation to cover fertility-related expenses for some veterans
The Bob Woodruff Foundation has established a fund to help injured veterans pay unreimbursed costs for infertility treatments.
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Study: Vaping and traditional tobacco usage closely linked in teens, potential recruits
The Defense Department should pay closer attention to the rise in vaping among young Americans given new research that shows a strong link between e-cigarettes and traditional smoking in teens, a Washington, D.C., think tank suggests.
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Congress fails to pass VA medical marijuana provision
The VA funding bill was approved in September but without a provision that would have let veterans get a VA doctor’s recommendation to take the drug in states where it is legal.
-
CVS is out and Walgreens is in for Tricare pharmacy network
The Defense Health Agency announced that CVS no longer will be a Tricare retail pharmacy provider.
-
Combat troops at higher risk for opioid, heroin addiction, study says
The National Bureau of Economic Research has released a study finding that combat exposure increases the risk of opioid, heroin addiction.
-
The Pentagon is asking if women have a ‘quality of purity few men possess.’
Questions on new Reserve and National Guard survey seek to explore the extent of blatant and subtle sexism in the ranks.
-
George W. Bush’s portraits of veterans make Washington debut
George W. Bush’s portraits of injured post-9/11 veterans have made their Washington debut at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
-
Memo outlining supposed changes to VA caregiver program creates confusion, anxiety among veterans
VA officials say the document, which says veterans with jobs are ineligible for the program, is a mistake.
-
Retirees, family members to see increases in dental and vision premiums next year
The Office of Personnel Management announced Wednesday that the premium rates for 2020 for FEDVIP plans will increase on average by 5.6 percent for dental plans and by 1.5 percent for vision plans.
-
VA to begin sharing veterans’ health information with non-VA doctors
Under the 2018 VA Mission Act, the department is working to ensure that VA physicians and non-VA medical providers can access a veteran’s health care information in order to treat them.
-
Foundation to cover fertility-related expenses for some veterans
The Bob Woodruff Foundation has established a fund to help injured veterans pay unreimbursed costs for infertility treatments.
-
Study: Vaping and traditional tobacco usage closely linked in teens, potential recruits
The Defense Department should pay closer attention to the rise in vaping among young Americans given new research that shows a strong link between e-cigarettes and traditional smoking in teens, a Washington, D.C., think tank suggests.
-
Congress fails to pass VA medical marijuana provision
The VA funding bill was approved in September but without a provision that would have let veterans get a VA doctor’s recommendation to take the drug in states where it is legal.
-
CVS is out and Walgreens is in for Tricare pharmacy network
The Defense Health Agency announced that CVS no longer will be a Tricare retail pharmacy provider.
