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Advocacy groups split over proposed Tricare reforms
Military service organizations voice support for reform with reservations
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Vet advocacy group: Fix VA health now
Concerned Veterans for America executives say that law doesn’t go far enough to fix the VA’s chronic problems, prompting them to organize a bipartisan group to address the issue and propose solutions.
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Top enlisted personnel: Protect family programs
The services’ highest ranking enlisted personnel take quality of life issues before Congress on Wednesday
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VA Secretary Robert McDonald: ‘I will do better’
VA secretary won’t resign over Special Forces gaffe.
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New vaccine regs for airmen, Marines in Asia
The U.S. Air Force and Marine Corps have issued new policies on Japanese encephalitis vaccines
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Commission praises small Tricare Prime program
Compensation panel cites U.S. Family Health Plan as viable Tricare commercial program
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Experts: Docs should ask about patients’ military history
Physicians association accepts recommendation to inquire about a patient’s military history
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DoD spends $84M a year on Viagra, similar meds
Defense Department spends millions on Viagra, Cialis, with most going to retirees.
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Bill aims to improve fertility services for injured troops
Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., revived legislation to help injured troops have babies
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Advocacy groups split over proposed Tricare reforms
Military service organizations voice support for reform with reservations
-
Vet advocacy group: Fix VA health now
Concerned Veterans for America executives say that law doesn’t go far enough to fix the VA’s chronic problems, prompting them to organize a bipartisan group to address the issue and propose solutions.
-
Top enlisted personnel: Protect family programs
The services’ highest ranking enlisted personnel take quality of life issues before Congress on Wednesday
-
VA Secretary Robert McDonald: ‘I will do better’
VA secretary won’t resign over Special Forces gaffe.
-
New vaccine regs for airmen, Marines in Asia
The U.S. Air Force and Marine Corps have issued new policies on Japanese encephalitis vaccines
-
Commission praises small Tricare Prime program
Compensation panel cites U.S. Family Health Plan as viable Tricare commercial program
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VA health system on GAO’s ‘high-risk’ list
GAO: VA health needs more oversight, scrutiny to improve
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Experts: Docs should ask about patients’ military history
Physicians association accepts recommendation to inquire about a patient’s military history
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DoD spends $84M a year on Viagra, similar meds
Defense Department spends millions on Viagra, Cialis, with most going to retirees.
-
Bill aims to improve fertility services for injured troops
Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., revived legislation to help injured troops have babies
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Advocacy groups split over proposed Tricare reforms
Military service organizations voice support for reform with reservations
-
Vet advocacy group: Fix VA health now
Concerned Veterans for America executives say that law doesn’t go far enough to fix the VA’s chronic problems, prompting them to organize a bipartisan group to address the issue and propose solutions.
-
Top enlisted personnel: Protect family programs
The services’ highest ranking enlisted personnel take quality of life issues before Congress on Wednesday
-
VA Secretary Robert McDonald: ‘I will do better’
VA secretary won’t resign over Special Forces gaffe.
-
New vaccine regs for airmen, Marines in Asia
The U.S. Air Force and Marine Corps have issued new policies on Japanese encephalitis vaccines
-
Commission praises small Tricare Prime program
Compensation panel cites U.S. Family Health Plan as viable Tricare commercial program
-
VA health system on GAO’s ‘high-risk’ list
GAO: VA health needs more oversight, scrutiny to improve
-
Experts: Docs should ask about patients’ military history
Physicians association accepts recommendation to inquire about a patient’s military history
-
DoD spends $84M a year on Viagra, similar meds
Defense Department spends millions on Viagra, Cialis, with most going to retirees.
-
Bill aims to improve fertility services for injured troops
Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., revived legislation to help injured troops have babies
