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Businessman indicted in $510 million Tricare fraud scheme
Federal prosecutors say a Mississippi businessman has been indicted in one of the nation’s largest health care fraud investigations.
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These military stores are pulling vaping products from the shelves in the wake of health scare
E-cigs and vapes are being removed ‘out of an abundance of caution’
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Here’s why military medical facilities are missing out on millions of dollars ― and how you can help
Here’s why you need to fill out DD Form 2569 if you have other health insurance.
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New blood test could help identify troops and veterans with PTSD
Researchers hope the findings lead to a more reliable way to diagnose and address the disorder.
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Affected by Hurricane Dorian? These Tricare waivers can help.
Waivers for prescription refills, and for those in Tricare Prime who need medical care.
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Here’s why growing antibiotic resistance is ‘serious and frightening’ for the military
Researchers working on a mechanism to remove infections directly from the blood — without antibiotics.
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Military parents’ injuries are affecting their children’s well-being. Here’s how.
Data shows more medical visits related to abuse and neglect, injuries, and for mental health care, and more days on psychiatric medications.
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Military children have more health care needs, but less access and lower quality, study finds
DoD needs to address gaps in access and quality of health care, researchers say.
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Here’s one thing military parents should do before their child joins the military
Military children’s dependent medical records can disqualify them from joining the military after they reach adulthood.
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Yearlong birth control supply for female vets could cut costs and unplanned pregnancies
The Department of Veterans Affairs could save about $2 million a year in prenatal, birth and newborn care costs by offering female veterans a year’s supply of birth control pills, researchers say.
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Businessman indicted in $510 million Tricare fraud scheme
Federal prosecutors say a Mississippi businessman has been indicted in one of the nation’s largest health care fraud investigations.
-
These military stores are pulling vaping products from the shelves in the wake of health scare
E-cigs and vapes are being removed ‘out of an abundance of caution’
-
Here’s why military medical facilities are missing out on millions of dollars ― and how you can help
Here’s why you need to fill out DD Form 2569 if you have other health insurance.
-
New blood test could help identify troops and veterans with PTSD
Researchers hope the findings lead to a more reliable way to diagnose and address the disorder.
-
Affected by Hurricane Dorian? These Tricare waivers can help.
Waivers for prescription refills, and for those in Tricare Prime who need medical care.
-
Here’s why growing antibiotic resistance is ‘serious and frightening’ for the military
Researchers working on a mechanism to remove infections directly from the blood — without antibiotics.
-
Military parents’ injuries are affecting their children’s well-being. Here’s how.
Data shows more medical visits related to abuse and neglect, injuries, and for mental health care, and more days on psychiatric medications.
-
Military children have more health care needs, but less access and lower quality, study finds
DoD needs to address gaps in access and quality of health care, researchers say.
-
Here’s one thing military parents should do before their child joins the military
Military children’s dependent medical records can disqualify them from joining the military after they reach adulthood.
-
Yearlong birth control supply for female vets could cut costs and unplanned pregnancies
The Department of Veterans Affairs could save about $2 million a year in prenatal, birth and newborn care costs by offering female veterans a year’s supply of birth control pills, researchers say.
-
Businessman indicted in $510 million Tricare fraud scheme
Federal prosecutors say a Mississippi businessman has been indicted in one of the nation’s largest health care fraud investigations.
-
These military stores are pulling vaping products from the shelves in the wake of health scare
E-cigs and vapes are being removed ‘out of an abundance of caution’
-
Here’s why military medical facilities are missing out on millions of dollars ― and how you can help
Here’s why you need to fill out DD Form 2569 if you have other health insurance.
-
New blood test could help identify troops and veterans with PTSD
Researchers hope the findings lead to a more reliable way to diagnose and address the disorder.
-
Affected by Hurricane Dorian? These Tricare waivers can help.
Waivers for prescription refills, and for those in Tricare Prime who need medical care.
-
Here’s why growing antibiotic resistance is ‘serious and frightening’ for the military
Researchers working on a mechanism to remove infections directly from the blood — without antibiotics.
-
Military parents’ injuries are affecting their children’s well-being. Here’s how.
Data shows more medical visits related to abuse and neglect, injuries, and for mental health care, and more days on psychiatric medications.
-
Military children have more health care needs, but less access and lower quality, study finds
DoD needs to address gaps in access and quality of health care, researchers say.
-
Here’s one thing military parents should do before their child joins the military
Military children’s dependent medical records can disqualify them from joining the military after they reach adulthood.
-
Yearlong birth control supply for female vets could cut costs and unplanned pregnancies
The Department of Veterans Affairs could save about $2 million a year in prenatal, birth and newborn care costs by offering female veterans a year’s supply of birth control pills, researchers say.
