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More than three out of four injured post-9/11 veterans have post-traumatic stress disorder and roughly the same number suffer from major anxiety, according to a survey released Sept. 10 by Wounded Warrior Project.
The nation's largest veterans' group is challenging the Veterans Affairs Department's record of accuracy in deciding benefits claims.
A criminal probe is underway into the Veterans Affairs Department's handling of an outbreak of Legionnaires' disease at the VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System.
Injured troops, veterans and their families in the mid-Atlantic region now have a new place they can escape to for rest and relaxation.
John Thomas Doody was in a coma and on a ventilator, but his mom refused to follow a doctor's advice and put the Iraq war veteran in a nursing home.
The Veterans Affairs Department has chosen two health care companies with histories managing Tricare contracts to administer the department's community care program.
These days, former Army Spc. Stephen Anthony sleeps on his sister's couch, struggling with the depression, nightmares and anger symptomatic of post-traumatic stress disorder.
Headaches continue for physicians and military health care beneficiaries in the Tricare West Region as contract manager UnitedHealthcare Military & Veterans struggles to meet the demands of its Defense Department commitments.
Difficulty getting medical appointments tops the list of military families' complaints during the current budget crunch, according to family advocates.
The Air Force has re-pressurized the U-2 spy plane's cabin after a study revealed U-2 pilots had brain lesions at a higher than average rate, officials said.
Nearly 3,400 military medical workers quit this year in the months when furloughs were threatened or being carried out because of spending cuts known as sequestration. The vast majority of those losses were with Army medical facilities.
More than 12,000 Medicare-eligible retirees have been notified that if they receive care at a VA health facility for illnesses other than service-related conditions, they'll pay more starting Oct. 1.
The Air Force is keeping the tape test but giving some airmen who fail the abdominal circumference portion of the PT test a second chance, Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Welsh said today in a message to airmen.
After six years of marriage, Army Staff Sgt. Ed Matayka and his wife, Sgt. Karen Matayka, were ready to start a family as soon as they returned from Afghanistan.
Special Forces vet's family featured in marijuana documentaryFormer Special Forces Staff Sgt. Matt Figi is stepping front and center into the debate to legalize medical marijuana after appearing in a CNN documentary that focused on the plight of his little girl.
Navy captain spearheads malaria breakthroughFor 15 years, Navy Capt. Judith Epstein has toiled at the Naval Medical Research Center to develop a malaria vaccine.
An influential independent panel is recommending that heavy smokers over age 55 — a group that includes many military retirees and veterans — should be screened annually for lung cancer.
The success of an Alaska program that gives veterans the option of being treated at Indian Health Service clinics could be a model for other states, said Sen. Mark Begich, D-Alaska.
A. Your brother can get all the information he needs by visiting the ID Card/Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System office on any military installation or by calling the main DEERS support office toll free at 800-538-9552.
The Tricare Mail Order Pharmacy program costs the government and beneficiaries less money than retail stores and is a safe, effective way to deliver medicine, a Defense Department audit has concluded.
The Veterans Affairs Department has launched a new website explaining the likely impact of the Affordable Care Act on former troops and their families.
Combat medics were perplexed. They'd been applying the standard treatment to U.S. troops in Iraq who'd suffered a collapsed lung — piercing the chest with a special needle-thin catheter to release trapped air and relieve pressure.
A two-year Defense Department review of body-building supplements containing 1,3-dimethlyamylamine, or DMAA, has concluded that there is insufficient evidence to prove the ingredient caused the deaths of three soldiers in 2011 and 2012.
An in-patient hospital program for female active military or veterans with emotional disorders or addiction has been expanded to include men.
Suicides drop in '13, but advocates won't declare victory yetA drop in the pace of military suicides in the first half of 2013 is welcome news for the Defense Department, but officials are not ready to call the decline a trend, given that 2012 saw the worst year for suicide since the military began closely tracking
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