Veteran

Grape juice may have the potential to improve cognitive performance in Gulf War Veterans

A VA pilot study finds that Concord grape juice contains ingredients that may have the potential to improve cognitive performance in Veterans with

Aquatic therapy helps Veterans overcome physical and cognitive challenges

For Navy Veteran Mary Sue Mistler, fear and panic began to set in as she got older and started dealing with long-term chronic illness. She felt her

WATCHDOG SLAMS VA POLICE FOR NOT FINDING DEAD VETERAN ON MASSACHUSETTS CAMPUS

An Army veteran was found decomposing in an emergency exit stairwell at his care home a month after he was reported missing, according to a federal

Why VA must keep Vista healthy

The Department of Veterans Affairs is three years into a 10-year program to replace parts of its legacy electronic health record, Vista (Veterans

VA research reveals link between moral injury and suicide risk

This is about moral injury… and suicide. Starting at a young age, we learn about right and wrong. Our life experiences, education, and environment

VA Hospitals run by Military Officers, ‘Exit Oaths’ among bills proposed by Florida Congressman

A US congressman from Florida wants active-duty military members to run Department of Veterans Affairs medical centers in a pilot program, asserting

How big can the Veterans Affairs budget grow?

Veterans Affairs officials are asking for $270 billion in funding next fiscal year, but it’s billions more in potential spending that raised questions

Office of Academic Affiliations expands nurse residencies to 28 new sites

VA’s Office of Academic Affiliations (OAA) will add 28 new nurse residency programs in academic year 2021-2022. The addition will help address one of

The VA Is Now Offering Walk-In Vaccinations Nationwide

All Department of Veterans Affairs facilities that administer coronavirus vaccines are accepting walk-ins for all veterans, spouses and caregivers,

Army vet marching 1,800 miles to fight veteran suicide

An Army veteran of Afghanistan and non-profit founder is launching an 1,800-mile walk from Mississippi to West Point, New York in an effort to raise

Biden proposes $8.5 billion increase for VA in 2022 budget

President Joe Biden is proposing an $8.5 billion boost for the Department of Veterans Affairs under his 2022 budget plan released Friday.

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