VA refused demands from IAVA to change the agency’s motto despite allegations that the language is outdated and basically sexist by excluding mention of women. At a time when VA […]
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Those veterans considering marriage but on the fence may want to consider a new scientific study saying veterans in relationships have a higher suicide risk. Being married carried higher odds
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A new GAO report shows VA Health Administration (VHA) is still failing to comply with basic standards to give women veterans adequate health care. The Government Accounting Organization (GAO) concluded
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Secretary Bob McDonald should be proud of his haggling with Congress given Veterans Affairs’ budget increase to $182 billion for FY 2017 as approved by the President. The funding increase
Veterans Affairs Budget Jumps To $182 Billion Read More »
Volunteers are planning to conduct a “point-in-time” census of the homeless in San Diego that will help assess homeless veterans as well. The Department of Veterans Affairs is funding the
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AP: Women veterans health care services are still in poor shape for the 390,000 female vets, including higher instances of prescribing meds causing birth defects. Like many things at VA
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