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VA and DOJ Join Forces to Crack Down on Health Care Fraud
The departments of Veterans Affairs and Justice are teaming up to combat healthcare fraud.
Tricare Moves Toward Chiropractic Coverage
The proposal comes on the heels of a report that shows chiropractic care can reduce back pain and improve some troops' fitnes...
Free Flu Shots for Veterans and Military Families
Did you know veterans, military members and their families can get free flu shots? Here's how.
More Veterans See Improvements in VA Health Care, VFW Survey Finds
The new Mission Act also got positive responses in the survey, released Friday.
Congressional Staffer Recounts Assault at VA Hospital
Navy Reserve Lt. Andrea Goldstein recounted the incident at the Washington, D.C., VA Medical Center.
A Million Veterans Have Looked Into Private Care Since Mission Act Rollout
Veterans increasingly are asking about going to private doctors since the rollout of the Mission Act three months ago.
Terminally Ill Vet, Caregiver to VA: End Hold on Agent Orange Benefits
"Like many of my shipmates, we thought we had been handed a major victory," said former sailor Bobby Daniels.
Feds Pay $150,000 in Missed Diagnosis Case at VA Hospital
Navy veteran Eric Walker claimed the hospital mixed up his urine sample and refused him treatment.
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This Soldier Amputated His Own Leg to Help Save His Comrades When Their Tank Crashed
"Either I step up or we all die," the Army specialist said.
Tricare Drug Costs to Increase More Than 40% in 2020
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The Navy-Marine Corps Court of Criminal Appeals will reconsider the case of a retired Navy chief petty officer.
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