Veterans Affairs Canada

...those with a less favorable view of life with HIV." This study was funded by the Health Services Research and Development Service of the Department of Veterans Affairs and by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine of...

In this article: HIV, Medical advice, Department of Veterans Affairs, University of Cincinnati, Terrence Higgins Trust, STDs, and National Institutes of Health

...more than 1 million U.S. service members discharged from Middle East deployments have been screened for PTSD because they sought help at Department of Veterans Affairs facilities. About 134,000 showed signs of PTSD, making it the most common...

In this article: Suicide, God, and Iraq

...only increased since Scocos, a colonel in the U.S. Army Reserves, returned in September from his second tour in Iraq. This summer, the Department of Veterans Affairs asked the Department of Justice to investigate $850,000 in spending that...

In this article: Department of Justice, Department of Veterans Affairs, God, and Journal Sentinel

...courts with dockets reserved for veterans. Kansas City held its first session in August. At least 39 others are planned for next year, Department of Veterans Affairs records show. The courts coordinate with the VA and other service...

In this article: Docket, Continuance, Salvation Army, Kansas City, USA Today, Eric Shinseki, and Department of Veterans Affairs

...and West next year in Los Angeles. The William J. "Pete" Knight Veterans Home of California in Lancaster, which was built by the state Department of Veterans Affairs, will offer long-term care, assistance with daily activities and provide a...

In this article: Department of Veterans Affairs, California, and Los Angeles

"Right now, we can't determine with certainty who will and who won't develop PTSD," said Paula Schnurr, deputy executive director of the Department of Veterans Affairs' National Center for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder. "Perhaps with better...

In this article: Iraq, Afghanistan, and Department of Veterans Affairs

...resolve the underlying problems that led to the legal troubles. The program is operated by the New Jersey Department of Military and Veterans Affairs, the judiciary, and the state Department of Human Services' Division of Mental Health...

In this article: New Jersey, Department of Veterans Affairs, Atlantic County, Bronze Star Medal, Ramadi, Legal age, and Concussion

* Aggressive growth plans cited * Veterans Affairs business gained with acquisition Defense contractor Harris Corp <HRS.N>, which has been buoyed by rising orders for its tactical radios for combat troops, is also looking to expand sales...

In this article: Harris Corp, Jim Traficant, Department of Veterans Affairs, Revenue, Fiscal year, Outsourcing, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, and U.S. Army

...bases in Washington state, with about one-third of the funding targeted for Fort Lewis. The measure also includes $109 billion for the Department of Veterans Affairs, most of which will go to health care services in an effort to reduce wait...

In this article: Fort Lewis, Department of Veterans Affairs, Dog, Stryker, U.S. Senate, Lewis, and Washington

...don't show the whole picture of war-related suicides because they don't include deaths after people have left the military. The Department of Veterans Affairs tracks those numbers and says there were 144 suicides among the nearly 500,000...

In this article: Suicide, Peter Chiarelli, Fort Campbell, Schofield Barracks, Department of Veterans Affairs, Fort Bragg, Fort Stewart, Fort Drum, and Fort Hood