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New Study Seeks to Quantify Association Between Contaminated Water at Camp Lejeune, Health Effects
WASHINGTON — When Mike Partain got the news from his doctor in 2007 that he had male breast cancer, he was shocked. There was no history of breast cancer in his family and certainly not among men.
Wait Times Heading in Wrong Direction in New Integrated Disability System; VA Blames ‘Transition Difficulties’ Cont.
Wait Times Heading in Wrong Direction in New Integrated Disability System; VA Blames ‘Transition Difficulties’
WASHINGTON — “Seamless transition” has become a buzzword for change within VA and DoD, referring to the handing over of servicemembers into VA care without an interruption in care. One of the most frustrating barriers to that goal has been the system by which servicemembers are evaluated for disability and veterans benefits.
PTSD Independent Risk Factor for Heart Disease, Doubles Veterans’ Risk of Dying from Any Cause Cont.
PTSD Independent Risk Factor for Heart Disease, Doubles Veterans' Risk of Dying from Any Cause
PTSD more than doubles a veteran’s risk of death from any cause and is an independent risk factor for heart disease, according to VA researchers.
With Wider Use of Electronic Records, the Era of ‘Big Epidemiology’ Is Upon Us
BETHESDA, MD — As technology advances and the ability of researchers to collect and compute larger and larger amounts of data increases, the face of epidemiology is slowly but surely changing.
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