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BP Treatment May Be Excessive For VA Patients with Diabetes - Too Much of a Good Thing
BP Treatment May Be Excessive For VA Patients with Diabetes - Too Much of a Good Thing
BP Treatment May Be Excessive For VA Patients with Diabetes - Too Much of a Good Thing
ANN ARBOR, MI — VA clinicians may be doing too good of a job of controlling blood pressure in patients with diabetes, according to research suggesting that as many as 8% of those veterans may have been overtreated.
VA Ahead of Schedule in Improving Chronic Pain Care
VA Ahead of Schedule in Improving Chronic Pain Care
VA Ahead of Schedule in Improving Chronic Pain Care
PHILADELPHIA — While VHA must face the challenge of meeting the needs both of aging veterans and recently deployed servicemembers returning from Afghanistan and Iraq, the two groups have at least one problem in common: a high incidence of chronic pain.
Disability Evaluation Waits Up Despite Efforts to Speed Process
Disability Evaluation Waits Up Despite Efforts to Speed Process
WASHINGTON — While VA and DoD have reported to Congress that they have been working to speed up the time it takes injured and ill troops to get through the disability evaluation system, the waits actually have gotten longer, according to GAO testimony at a recent hearing.
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