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Study: Former troops at high risk for suicide
A massive study of post-9/11 service members show that troops at the highest risk for suicide are those who serve less than a full enlistment and, in particular, those who leave after less than a year — personnel whose discharges may be related to mental health issues but normally are ineligible for Veterans Affairs Department…
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Study: Troops don’t get enough sleep
Feeling tired? A new study says service members aren’t getting adequate sleep each night.
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Separating from active duty, seeking options
A soldier leaving active duty could retain Tricare coverage by joining the Selected Reserve.
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Study: No link between combat deployment and suicides
A large study of nearly 4 million U.S. service members and veterans found that deployment to Iraq and Afghanistan is not associated with an increased risk of suicide.
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Obama signals support for changes to military pay and benefits
The push to reform military pay and benefits picked up steam Monday when the White House signaled support for the slate of controversial proposals that call for changing the military retirement and health care systems.
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Depression or PTSD can cause irritability
Irritability is often an aspect of post-traumatic stress disorder. It’s classified as a symptom of dysfunctional arousal and reactivity.
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Top military doctors: Our health system works
The services’ medical chiefs ask Congress to support staying the course on military health transformation
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VA Choice program’s distance rule to be revised
After much debate over how the Veterans Affairs Department chose to defined the 40-mile distance rule for veterans to access the new Veterans Choice health program, VA will announce today that it’s changing the definition.
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More slots for kids in Operation Purple camps
More military children – including children of wounded warriors – will be able to attend this year’s free Operation Purple camps.
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Study: Former troops at high risk for suicide
A massive study of post-9/11 service members show that troops at the highest risk for suicide are those who serve less than a full enlistment and, in particular, those who leave after less than a year — personnel whose discharges may be related to mental health issues but normally are ineligible for Veterans Affairs Department…
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Study: Troops don’t get enough sleep
Feeling tired? A new study says service members aren’t getting adequate sleep each night.
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Separating from active duty, seeking options
A soldier leaving active duty could retain Tricare coverage by joining the Selected Reserve.
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Study: No link between combat deployment and suicides
A large study of nearly 4 million U.S. service members and veterans found that deployment to Iraq and Afghanistan is not associated with an increased risk of suicide.
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Obama signals support for changes to military pay and benefits
The push to reform military pay and benefits picked up steam Monday when the White House signaled support for the slate of controversial proposals that call for changing the military retirement and health care systems.
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Depression or PTSD can cause irritability
Irritability is often an aspect of post-traumatic stress disorder. It’s classified as a symptom of dysfunctional arousal and reactivity.
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Will minor dependent child’s baby be covered?
Grandchildren are not eligible for Tricare.
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Top military doctors: Our health system works
The services’ medical chiefs ask Congress to support staying the course on military health transformation
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VA Choice program’s distance rule to be revised
After much debate over how the Veterans Affairs Department chose to defined the 40-mile distance rule for veterans to access the new Veterans Choice health program, VA will announce today that it’s changing the definition.
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More slots for kids in Operation Purple camps
More military children – including children of wounded warriors – will be able to attend this year’s free Operation Purple camps.
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Study: Former troops at high risk for suicide
A massive study of post-9/11 service members show that troops at the highest risk for suicide are those who serve less than a full enlistment and, in particular, those who leave after less than a year — personnel whose discharges may be related to mental health issues but normally are ineligible for Veterans Affairs Department…
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Study: Troops don’t get enough sleep
Feeling tired? A new study says service members aren’t getting adequate sleep each night.
-
Separating from active duty, seeking options
A soldier leaving active duty could retain Tricare coverage by joining the Selected Reserve.
-
Study: No link between combat deployment and suicides
A large study of nearly 4 million U.S. service members and veterans found that deployment to Iraq and Afghanistan is not associated with an increased risk of suicide.
-
Obama signals support for changes to military pay and benefits
The push to reform military pay and benefits picked up steam Monday when the White House signaled support for the slate of controversial proposals that call for changing the military retirement and health care systems.
-
Depression or PTSD can cause irritability
Irritability is often an aspect of post-traumatic stress disorder. It’s classified as a symptom of dysfunctional arousal and reactivity.
-
Will minor dependent child’s baby be covered?
Grandchildren are not eligible for Tricare.
-
Top military doctors: Our health system works
The services’ medical chiefs ask Congress to support staying the course on military health transformation
-
VA Choice program’s distance rule to be revised
After much debate over how the Veterans Affairs Department chose to defined the 40-mile distance rule for veterans to access the new Veterans Choice health program, VA will announce today that it’s changing the definition.
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More slots for kids in Operation Purple camps
More military children – including children of wounded warriors – will be able to attend this year’s free Operation Purple camps.
