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Medics and surgeons operate on a fallen soldier in Afghanistan.

U.S. Military Surgeons in a Losing Battle Against Dwindling Proficiency

Military hospital system in dire need of change, experts say

A radiating zig zag pattern over a photo of the U.S. Embassy in Havana, Cuba.

'Havana Syndrome': A Real and Present Danger

A breakdown of the who, what, when, why, and how

A female U.S. Army doctor cares for a mother and child in Afghanistan.

COVID and Afghanistan: A War on Two Fronts

What it means to serve as a physician and military officer

A Department of Veterans Affairs placard on the building exterior in Washington DC.

AMA, Physician Groups Slam VA's Planned Standards of Practice Changes

Lack of transparency criticized

Senate Committee Shines Spotlight on VA's Troubled EHR Program

Concerns raised about patient safety, cost overruns

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Doctor Versus Fighter Jet

Here's what happens to your body in an F-16

A photo of medical supplies on metal shelves in a supply room.

VA's Medical Supply Chain Needs Reform, Lawmakers Told

Agency is still using manual spreadsheets to track some supplies

A cutaway of a normal brain next to a cutaway of a brain with CTE

Criteria Proposed to Diagnose Clinical Syndrome Tied to CTE

Traumatic encephalopathy syndrome definition applies to research, not clinical care

A female service member in camouflage fatigues tosses garbage into a burn pit

Military Burn Pits Linked With RA Seropositivity

Highest risks for anti-CCP antibodies seen for smokers and those with the HLA-DRB1 shared epitope genes

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Hospital Debates Penis Transplant in Transgender Patient

Landmark procedure could revolutionize sex-reassignment surgery

VA Goes Too Far on NP Independence

Doctors' morale suffers, and patient care may follow suit

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What's Behind the Rise in Navy Suicides?

'For career servicemen, seeking help can be damaging to careers'

Army Sgt. First Class Richard Stayskal with his wife and daughters, ages 12 and 10.

Green Beret Fights to Sue Military Doctors

Sgt. Richard Stayskal has been pushing Congress to make a change to the "Feres Doctrine"

Anxiety and Depression Symptoms Vary Among IBD Patients

Psychological health status varies along with IBD

Homelessness and Suicide Attempts Intertwined Among Veterans

Two risk factors go "hand in hand," says researcher

Lung Cancer Screening Rates Fall Short in VA

Adherence was 77% among those with negative baseline screens

Why Do Female Troops Get Pregnant During Deployment?

Military's efforts to provide contraception seen falling short

Vit D Doc's Dubious Dollars; NEJM Plagiarism; VA's Money Pit

The past week in healthcare investigations

Star Rating Screwup; Booze Study Canned; Sexist Docs Settle

The past week in healthcare investigations

Initiative Aims to Help Veterans with Mental Illness

VA, AMVETS target those who have 'fallen through the cracks'

PTSD Predictor of Midlife Sexual Dysfunction

Interpersonal violence also tied to genitourinary symptoms of menopause

Menopause May Be Risk Period for Chronic Pain, Opioid Use

Study looked at cohort of women veterans

AMA Urges Improved VA Interoperability

Also recommends expansion of Choice Program

Annual VA Spending for CKD Steadily Increasing

In 2014, costs reached an estimated $19 billion

Fewer Vets on Opioids Following VA Initiative

But questions about pain severity, functional outcomes remain

False PTSD: A Diagnostic Challenge

Expert outlines framework for assessing the disorder

War Wounds: Hearing Loss Tracks Gulf War Vets

Battlefield wounds are often both life-threatening and life-changing, but when hearing is the casualty, the wound is too often undiagnosed or untreated, but a new initiative is underway to change tackle the silent wounds of war.

Studies 'Validate' CDC HCV Testing Advice

WASINGTON -- Thousands of people in the U.S. -- including an estimated 50,000 veterans -- are infected with the hepatitis C virus, and don't know it, researchers reported here.

Congress Probing VA Bonuses to Doctors

WASHINGTON -- A congressional committee is using a recent report questioning performance bonuses for Department of Veterans Affairs physicians as reason to examine a range of pay-for-performance issues at the VA.

ALS Drug Gets Review for VA Coverage

LAS VEGAS -- Riluzole (Rilutek) should remain on the Veterans Administration formulary as a treatment for patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, despite having only modest benefits and considerable cost, a researcher said here.

AAOS: Arthritis Common Career Killer for GIs

SAN DIEGO -- Osteoarthritis is the most common reason for discharge from the military following battlefield injuries, according to a cohort study conducted by U.S. Army doctors.

More Vets Approved for Agent Orange Claims

WASHINGTON -- Veterans who served in Korea from 1968 through 1971 were probably exposed to Agent Orange, which makes them eligible for treatment at VA medical centers, according to a ruling from the Department of Veterans Affairs.

False-Positive TB Skin Tests Prevalent in U.S. Army

BETHESDA, Md. -- Clusters of positive tests for latent tuberculosis infection in the U.S. Army appear to reflect a high number of false-positive readings from a more than century-old skin test, researchers found.