News in Health – Experts say creating a healthier home doesn’t require drastic changes, and practical steps can go a long way in reducing everyday exposure to pollutants in the air, water, and dust.
VA News – Veterans are entitled to request their VA health records, and knowing how to access these records and navigate the release of information (ROI) process is essential for managing their care. Four
VA News – Each year, about 200,000 service members leave the military with life-changing benefits, but many don’t know where to start or take action. VETLIFE’s free Battle Buddy app bridges that gap with
U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs – Mental health care isn’t one-size-fits-all. With VA’s range of evidence-based options – including medication management, individual therapy, group sessions, and residential care – you can find a combination of treatments that fits
VA News – Loving-kindness meditation is a practice that encourages us to nurture compassion and care for both others and ourselves. At times, simply pausing to be present with our current experience can be a meaningful
VA News – The VA provides a broad range of programs that enable Veterans to access eye care through telehealth, including routine vision exams, eyeglass prescriptions, and the monitoring and treatment of common eye
Make the Connection – May is Mental Health Month, and the VA invites you to listen to Veterans share their personal experiences – their struggles, symptoms, treatments, and paths to recovery – to help you better understand
U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs – AVA’s Weight Management Program for Veterans (MOVE!) helps Veterans live healthier, reach their goals, and manage their weight with greater confidence in their habits, nutrition, and physical activity. Supported
News in Health – Anyone can experience a burn, and the outcomes can vary from minor discomfort to lifelong scarring or even fatal injury. That’s why burn prevention matters for everyone. Most burn injuries happen
VA News – Many veterans with severe traumatic brain injuries (TBI) experience chronic insomnia, which can worsen symptoms such as memory problems, mood changes, and an overall decline in well-being. Insomnia affects not only












