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A pill to prevent hearing loss holds promise
The crack of an M16 shot rings out at 156 decibels. A jet engine at takeoff blasts about 140 decibels. Submarine engine rooms drone along at 120 decibels.
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Tricare Help: His move to Medicare limits choices
A disabled retiree wants to stay with Tricare Prime.
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Pentagon warns of Tricare mail scam
The Defense Health Agency is warning Tricare beneficiaries of an elaborate mail scam designed to steal money from their banks.
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Consumer Watch: Military Star card program overhauled
Changes are coming to your Military Star card.
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Tricare Health: Military versus federal health coverage
A reservist enrolled in Tricare Reserve Select is pursuing a career as a federal employee.
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Kevlar for the Mind: Marijuana for PTSD needs more study
Marijuana has not been proved to be an effective treatment and holds the potential of causing more harm.
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Researchers: VA should take lead on brain injury research
The Department of Veterans Affairs is uniquely positioned to play a major role in advancing traumatic brain injury science, given its access to thousands of affected patients and partnerships with the nation’s top academic researchers, public health
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DoD’s ‘Future’ vision doesn’t overlook families
Family advocates were pleased to see that some provisions affecting families had been added to ‘Force of the Future’
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More open collaboration needed on TBI, retired four-star says
Some of the nation’s best minds for head injury research received a tongue-lashing Tuesday from retired Gen.
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A pill to prevent hearing loss holds promise
The crack of an M16 shot rings out at 156 decibels. A jet engine at takeoff blasts about 140 decibels. Submarine engine rooms drone along at 120 decibels.
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Mission Family: Help your family deal with your PTSD
Online guide helps veterans and troops
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Tricare Help: His move to Medicare limits choices
A disabled retiree wants to stay with Tricare Prime.
-
Pentagon warns of Tricare mail scam
The Defense Health Agency is warning Tricare beneficiaries of an elaborate mail scam designed to steal money from their banks.
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Consumer Watch: Military Star card program overhauled
Changes are coming to your Military Star card.
-
Tricare Health: Military versus federal health coverage
A reservist enrolled in Tricare Reserve Select is pursuing a career as a federal employee.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Marijuana for PTSD needs more study
Marijuana has not been proved to be an effective treatment and holds the potential of causing more harm.
-
Researchers: VA should take lead on brain injury research
The Department of Veterans Affairs is uniquely positioned to play a major role in advancing traumatic brain injury science, given its access to thousands of affected patients and partnerships with the nation’s top academic researchers, public health
-
DoD’s ‘Future’ vision doesn’t overlook families
Family advocates were pleased to see that some provisions affecting families had been added to ‘Force of the Future’
-
More open collaboration needed on TBI, retired four-star says
Some of the nation’s best minds for head injury research received a tongue-lashing Tuesday from retired Gen.
-
A pill to prevent hearing loss holds promise
The crack of an M16 shot rings out at 156 decibels. A jet engine at takeoff blasts about 140 decibels. Submarine engine rooms drone along at 120 decibels.
-
Mission Family: Help your family deal with your PTSD
Online guide helps veterans and troops
-
Tricare Help: His move to Medicare limits choices
A disabled retiree wants to stay with Tricare Prime.
-
Pentagon warns of Tricare mail scam
The Defense Health Agency is warning Tricare beneficiaries of an elaborate mail scam designed to steal money from their banks.
-
Consumer Watch: Military Star card program overhauled
Changes are coming to your Military Star card.
-
Tricare Health: Military versus federal health coverage
A reservist enrolled in Tricare Reserve Select is pursuing a career as a federal employee.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Marijuana for PTSD needs more study
Marijuana has not been proved to be an effective treatment and holds the potential of causing more harm.
-
Researchers: VA should take lead on brain injury research
The Department of Veterans Affairs is uniquely positioned to play a major role in advancing traumatic brain injury science, given its access to thousands of affected patients and partnerships with the nation’s top academic researchers, public health
-
DoD’s ‘Future’ vision doesn’t overlook families
Family advocates were pleased to see that some provisions affecting families had been added to ‘Force of the Future’
-
More open collaboration needed on TBI, retired four-star says
Some of the nation’s best minds for head injury research received a tongue-lashing Tuesday from retired Gen.
