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- Appeals Court Finds Lack of Jurisdiction in Mental Health Lawsuit Against VA
- DoD Releases Sexual Assault Report
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- Advocates Call For Support for TBI Act
- DoD Plan Calls For Changes to MHS Structure
- VA-Prescribed Antipsychotic Has No Effect on PTSD
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Claims Deadline Extended for Undiagnosed Gulf War Veterans
WASHINGTON — Continuing a pattern of easing the way for Gulf War veterans to seek care and compensation, VA has extended the presumptive period for them to file claims for benefits for previously undiagnosed illnesses.
Tackling Combat Trauma Head On Helps Resolve Sleep Disorders
BETHESDA, MD —A problem with insomnia, one of the shared symptoms of TBI and PTSD, sometimes can be overshadowed by what seem to be more serious, immediate symptoms. For those suffering from sleep disorders, however, exhaustion can quickly take over their lives.
Adequate Sleep Matters for Soldiers at Risk for Suicide
WASHINGTON — Insomnia symptoms may be an important predictor of suicidal ideation in military troops, a recent study found.
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