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Service dog rides in Ohio air ambulance with ex-soldier
Louis Belluomini exited from a parked ambulance at ProMedica Flower Hospital in Sylvania as he held a leash and said “side.” Less than a second later, Star, his service dog, went into a sitting position next to him and lay down.
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10 transgender soldiers seek formal gender identity change
Gen. Mark Milley, Army chief of staff, said the key is to educate the force, particularly commanders who will have to make decisions about soldiers in their units who request a gender change.
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6 tricks for veterans transitioning from college to the workplace
Now veterans have to switch gears again, putting aside their student selves for what can be a long and challenging road from campus to corporate life.
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Feds look into claim of unofficial VA wait lists in Colorado
Government investigators said they are looking into allegations that Department of Veterans Affairs employees in Colorado kept unofficial lists of veterans waiting for health care that could conceal how long it takes to get an appointment, possibly broadening a nationwide scandal.
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Air Force: Toxic chemicals released into Colorado city’s sewer system
Peterson Air Force Base said it accidentally released about 150,000 gallons of water containing toxic chemicals into the sewer system of the adjacent city of Colorado Springs.
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Launch of new military health records system delayed until early 2017
Officials said the two-month delay for the new $4.3 billion medical records system won’t upset their long-term schedule for deploying the tool.
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Collaboration is the key to getting effective PTSD treatments to veterans
The availability and tolerability issues associated with traditional PTSD treatments have spawned considerable interest in alternative therapies, so why are these alternative and nontraditional treatments still considered alternative and nontraditional?
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Post-9/11 veteran unemployment down again in September
Unemployment for the latest generation of veterans continues to hover near record-low territory, according to new government data.
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Vets are still dying from burn-pit illnesses, advocates say
Veterans exposed to the toxic pits in Iraq and Afghanistan are begging government leaders to keep paying attention to their crippling health problems.
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Service dog rides in Ohio air ambulance with ex-soldier
Louis Belluomini exited from a parked ambulance at ProMedica Flower Hospital in Sylvania as he held a leash and said “side.” Less than a second later, Star, his service dog, went into a sitting position next to him and lay down.
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Tricare misses the mark on mammogram coverage
Insurer should pay for new screening method
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10 transgender soldiers seek formal gender identity change
Gen. Mark Milley, Army chief of staff, said the key is to educate the force, particularly commanders who will have to make decisions about soldiers in their units who request a gender change.
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6 tricks for veterans transitioning from college to the workplace
Now veterans have to switch gears again, putting aside their student selves for what can be a long and challenging road from campus to corporate life.
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Feds look into claim of unofficial VA wait lists in Colorado
Government investigators said they are looking into allegations that Department of Veterans Affairs employees in Colorado kept unofficial lists of veterans waiting for health care that could conceal how long it takes to get an appointment, possibly broadening a nationwide scandal.
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Air Force: Toxic chemicals released into Colorado city’s sewer system
Peterson Air Force Base said it accidentally released about 150,000 gallons of water containing toxic chemicals into the sewer system of the adjacent city of Colorado Springs.
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Launch of new military health records system delayed until early 2017
Officials said the two-month delay for the new $4.3 billion medical records system won’t upset their long-term schedule for deploying the tool.
-
Collaboration is the key to getting effective PTSD treatments to veterans
The availability and tolerability issues associated with traditional PTSD treatments have spawned considerable interest in alternative therapies, so why are these alternative and nontraditional treatments still considered alternative and nontraditional?
-
Post-9/11 veteran unemployment down again in September
Unemployment for the latest generation of veterans continues to hover near record-low territory, according to new government data.
-
Vets are still dying from burn-pit illnesses, advocates say
Veterans exposed to the toxic pits in Iraq and Afghanistan are begging government leaders to keep paying attention to their crippling health problems.
-
Service dog rides in Ohio air ambulance with ex-soldier
Louis Belluomini exited from a parked ambulance at ProMedica Flower Hospital in Sylvania as he held a leash and said “side.” Less than a second later, Star, his service dog, went into a sitting position next to him and lay down.
-
Tricare misses the mark on mammogram coverage
Insurer should pay for new screening method
-
10 transgender soldiers seek formal gender identity change
Gen. Mark Milley, Army chief of staff, said the key is to educate the force, particularly commanders who will have to make decisions about soldiers in their units who request a gender change.
-
6 tricks for veterans transitioning from college to the workplace
Now veterans have to switch gears again, putting aside their student selves for what can be a long and challenging road from campus to corporate life.
-
Feds look into claim of unofficial VA wait lists in Colorado
Government investigators said they are looking into allegations that Department of Veterans Affairs employees in Colorado kept unofficial lists of veterans waiting for health care that could conceal how long it takes to get an appointment, possibly broadening a nationwide scandal.
-
Air Force: Toxic chemicals released into Colorado city’s sewer system
Peterson Air Force Base said it accidentally released about 150,000 gallons of water containing toxic chemicals into the sewer system of the adjacent city of Colorado Springs.
-
Launch of new military health records system delayed until early 2017
Officials said the two-month delay for the new $4.3 billion medical records system won’t upset their long-term schedule for deploying the tool.
-
Collaboration is the key to getting effective PTSD treatments to veterans
The availability and tolerability issues associated with traditional PTSD treatments have spawned considerable interest in alternative therapies, so why are these alternative and nontraditional treatments still considered alternative and nontraditional?
-
Post-9/11 veteran unemployment down again in September
Unemployment for the latest generation of veterans continues to hover near record-low territory, according to new government data.
-
Vets are still dying from burn-pit illnesses, advocates say
Veterans exposed to the toxic pits in Iraq and Afghanistan are begging government leaders to keep paying attention to their crippling health problems.
