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VA Study - Stress Can Increase Inflammation and Worsen Cardiovascular Disease in Patients
SAN FRANCISCO — New VA research suggests that lifetime exposure to stressful events, such as those which cause PTSD, is linked to greater levels of inflammation in patients with cardiovascular (CV) disease. Higher inflammation generally leads to worse outcomes for patients.
Programs Paid to Provide Housing and Services to Homeless Veterans Falling Short of Mission
WASHINGTON--Many of the VA-funded providers of housing and services to homeless veterans fail to meet even the basic needs of the population they are meant to service, according to an audit by VA’s Office of Inspector General (IG).
Revived Adenovirus Vaccine Program Is Paying Off for DoD
WASHINGTON — The military’s restored program to vaccinate troops with the adenovirus vaccine appears to be paying off, a new study suggests.
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