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VA Survey: Health Issues Are Greatest Concerns for New Veterans

by Brenda Mooney | Feb 11, 2020

Most Report Satisfaction with Work Life, Social Well-Being BOSTON — Health issues plague veterans, even when they first leave military service and are viewed as a bigger problem than finding work or establishing civilian social relationships. That’s according to a new...

Menstrual Suppression Could Help Deployed Women Avoid Discomfort, Inconvenience

by U.S. Medicine | Oct 20, 2019

The role of women in the military is changing. Whereas they may have acted as support personnel in earlier conflicts, they now play an active part in combat support and counterinsurgency operations.1 As of September 2010, there were 208,271 women on active duty in the...

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