Study to Help Identify Veterans at Risk of Suicide

With suicide rates at near-epidemic levels in the United States military, efforts to help identify cases of suicide in veterans have intensified. The Department Of Veterans Affairs is currently ...

Brain Injury Can Hurt Employment Prospects for Veterans

Veterans who have suffered a traumatic brain injury during combat are much less likely to find a job when they return home, compared to veterans who did not suffer an injury.

Female Veteran Suicide Rates Are Staggeringly High

Veterans’ Groups File Suit against VA over New Claim Policy

Navigating C&P Psych Reports & Advocating for Accurate Assessment

BULLETIN APRIL 2015 Challenging unfavorable C&P psych reports based on observations made during the examination??

Study Finds Veteran Brain Injury Symptoms Very Similar to CTE

Research Finds Association between PTSD and Heart Disease

Veterans who suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder or PTSD, have a much higher risk of developing heart disease, compared to veterans without this mental disorder.

New Benefits Claims Process Likely to Confuse Older Veterans

President Obama to Sign Veteran Suicide Prevention Bill

Veteran suicide is getting more attention from the federal administration. The President is joining hands with government leaders, lawmakers and others to spotlight the high rate of suicides among ...

New Tool Helps Diagnose Brain Injury

A new tool that works through an eye tracking system that scans the movements of the eyes while the person is watching a music video or a show on television can possibly be used as a biological ...

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