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Tragedy and injustice: The heartbreaking truth about military medical malpractice
A controversial law protects the government at grave expense to these families. The victims’ ongoing fight for fairness.
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Human cloning fear could stymie effort to provide wounded vets with fertility care
Conservative group hopes to derail a congressional initiative that would provide access through the VA.
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Research provides clues to effective treatments for Gulf War illness
Studies into a single cause for illnesses linked to service in the Persian Gulf War may not lead to a cure but are likely to yield concrete evidence of physical disease.
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Justice Department offers settlement on Feres case, halting Supreme Court consideration
An Air Force family is seeking compensation for a child’s injuries at birth.
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Senate denies McCain, preserves dollars for non-duty-related health research
A proposal to slash the Defense Department’s medical research budget was rejected Tuesday by the Senate, preserving dollars inserted into the Pentagon budget byin the military policy bill for research on epilepsy, Lyme disease, breast cancer and more
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We were guinea pigs: Documentary puts Atomic Veterans in limelight
A collaboration between the Center for Investigative Reporting and the New York Times highlights veterans’ fight for recognition, benefits
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More post-9/11 veterans have considered suicide, survey says
A new survey of post 9/11 veterans finds an increase in the number who have contemplated suicide since they joined the military.
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Senators call for abolishing service medical commands
The Senate Armed Services Committee has proposed eliminating the Army, Navy and Air Force medical commands and folding them into the Defense Health Agency.
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‘Nickled and dimed’: The military pay crunch is on a course to get considerably worse
How several small cuts could wreak havoc on military families’ finances.
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House votes to expand benefits for Vietnam ‘Blue Water Navy’ vets
Veterans who served on Navy ships off Vietnam and have diseases linked to Agent Orange were buoyed Thursday by House passage of a measure that could expand their Veterans Affairs benefits.
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Tragedy and injustice: The heartbreaking truth about military medical malpractice
A controversial law protects the government at grave expense to these families. The victims’ ongoing fight for fairness.
-
Human cloning fear could stymie effort to provide wounded vets with fertility care
Conservative group hopes to derail a congressional initiative that would provide access through the VA.
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Research provides clues to effective treatments for Gulf War illness
Studies into a single cause for illnesses linked to service in the Persian Gulf War may not lead to a cure but are likely to yield concrete evidence of physical disease.
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Justice Department offers settlement on Feres case, halting Supreme Court consideration
An Air Force family is seeking compensation for a child’s injuries at birth.
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Senate denies McCain, preserves dollars for non-duty-related health research
A proposal to slash the Defense Department’s medical research budget was rejected Tuesday by the Senate, preserving dollars inserted into the Pentagon budget byin the military policy bill for research on epilepsy, Lyme disease, breast cancer and more
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We were guinea pigs: Documentary puts Atomic Veterans in limelight
A collaboration between the Center for Investigative Reporting and the New York Times highlights veterans’ fight for recognition, benefits
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More post-9/11 veterans have considered suicide, survey says
A new survey of post 9/11 veterans finds an increase in the number who have contemplated suicide since they joined the military.
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Senators call for abolishing service medical commands
The Senate Armed Services Committee has proposed eliminating the Army, Navy and Air Force medical commands and folding them into the Defense Health Agency.
-
‘Nickled and dimed’: The military pay crunch is on a course to get considerably worse
How several small cuts could wreak havoc on military families’ finances.
-
House votes to expand benefits for Vietnam ‘Blue Water Navy’ vets
Veterans who served on Navy ships off Vietnam and have diseases linked to Agent Orange were buoyed Thursday by House passage of a measure that could expand their Veterans Affairs benefits.
-
Tragedy and injustice: The heartbreaking truth about military medical malpractice
A controversial law protects the government at grave expense to these families. The victims’ ongoing fight for fairness.
-
Human cloning fear could stymie effort to provide wounded vets with fertility care
Conservative group hopes to derail a congressional initiative that would provide access through the VA.
-
Research provides clues to effective treatments for Gulf War illness
Studies into a single cause for illnesses linked to service in the Persian Gulf War may not lead to a cure but are likely to yield concrete evidence of physical disease.
-
Justice Department offers settlement on Feres case, halting Supreme Court consideration
An Air Force family is seeking compensation for a child’s injuries at birth.
-
Senate denies McCain, preserves dollars for non-duty-related health research
A proposal to slash the Defense Department’s medical research budget was rejected Tuesday by the Senate, preserving dollars inserted into the Pentagon budget byin the military policy bill for research on epilepsy, Lyme disease, breast cancer and more
-
We were guinea pigs: Documentary puts Atomic Veterans in limelight
A collaboration between the Center for Investigative Reporting and the New York Times highlights veterans’ fight for recognition, benefits
-
More post-9/11 veterans have considered suicide, survey says
A new survey of post 9/11 veterans finds an increase in the number who have contemplated suicide since they joined the military.
-
Senators call for abolishing service medical commands
The Senate Armed Services Committee has proposed eliminating the Army, Navy and Air Force medical commands and folding them into the Defense Health Agency.
-
‘Nickled and dimed’: The military pay crunch is on a course to get considerably worse
How several small cuts could wreak havoc on military families’ finances.
-
House votes to expand benefits for Vietnam ‘Blue Water Navy’ vets
Veterans who served on Navy ships off Vietnam and have diseases linked to Agent Orange were buoyed Thursday by House passage of a measure that could expand their Veterans Affairs benefits.
