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Tricare Help: Changing health plans while pregnant
Changing health plans while pregnant
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Army Family Action Plan: DoD working with families
When service members, Defense Department civilians, retirees and their family members have a voice — and their leadership listens to those voices — significant change can occur.
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Kevlar for the Mind: 4 tips to help you rebound from life’s hardships
The concept of psychological resilience has permeated virtually every aspect of soldier’s lives. Millions of dollars are invested each year promoting it and countless hours are spent attending and delivering presentations, filling out surveys and practicing self-help techniques.
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Tricare Help: DEERS has ex-spouse in headlights
It’s the responsibility of a Tricare beneficiary’s “military sponsor” — in this case, a Marine ex-husband — to ensure all information is up to date on all people listed on the sponsor’s DEERS record.
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Navy issues call for tax-help volunteers
The Navy is looking for a few good beancounters to help shipmates do their taxes next calendar year — and save them from tax preparation fees.
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Rand: Civilian mental health providers don’t ‘get’ the military
A new survey by an influential think tank finds that civilian mental health care specialists sorely lack an understanding of military culture and appropriate treatments for service-related health care needs.
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Thanksgiving meals deploy for troops
Turkey, cranberry sauce ready for the troops in West Africa, Iraq, Afghanistan
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Veterans’ suicides prove VA must improve services, mothers testify
The mothers of two veterans with PTSD who committed suicide urge senators to improve mental health services for veterans.
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Tricare Help: Coverage for geographically separated families
Three questions and answers regarding Tricare health coverage.
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Oxygen therapy no better than placebo for treating concussion, study finds
New study finds oxygen therapy as effective as placebo for post-concussive syndrome in military personnel
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Tricare Help: Changing health plans while pregnant
Changing health plans while pregnant
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Army Family Action Plan: DoD working with families
When service members, Defense Department civilians, retirees and their family members have a voice — and their leadership listens to those voices — significant change can occur.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: 4 tips to help you rebound from life’s hardships
The concept of psychological resilience has permeated virtually every aspect of soldier’s lives. Millions of dollars are invested each year promoting it and countless hours are spent attending and delivering presentations, filling out surveys and practicing self-help techniques.
-
Tricare Help: DEERS has ex-spouse in headlights
It’s the responsibility of a Tricare beneficiary’s “military sponsor” — in this case, a Marine ex-husband — to ensure all information is up to date on all people listed on the sponsor’s DEERS record.
-
Navy issues call for tax-help volunteers
The Navy is looking for a few good beancounters to help shipmates do their taxes next calendar year — and save them from tax preparation fees.
-
Rand: Civilian mental health providers don’t ‘get’ the military
A new survey by an influential think tank finds that civilian mental health care specialists sorely lack an understanding of military culture and appropriate treatments for service-related health care needs.
-
Thanksgiving meals deploy for troops
Turkey, cranberry sauce ready for the troops in West Africa, Iraq, Afghanistan
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Veterans’ suicides prove VA must improve services, mothers testify
The mothers of two veterans with PTSD who committed suicide urge senators to improve mental health services for veterans.
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Tricare Help: Coverage for geographically separated families
Three questions and answers regarding Tricare health coverage.
-
Oxygen therapy no better than placebo for treating concussion, study finds
New study finds oxygen therapy as effective as placebo for post-concussive syndrome in military personnel
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Tricare Help: Changing health plans while pregnant
Changing health plans while pregnant
-
Army Family Action Plan: DoD working with families
When service members, Defense Department civilians, retirees and their family members have a voice — and their leadership listens to those voices — significant change can occur.
-
Kevlar for the Mind: 4 tips to help you rebound from life’s hardships
The concept of psychological resilience has permeated virtually every aspect of soldier’s lives. Millions of dollars are invested each year promoting it and countless hours are spent attending and delivering presentations, filling out surveys and practicing self-help techniques.
-
Tricare Help: DEERS has ex-spouse in headlights
It’s the responsibility of a Tricare beneficiary’s “military sponsor” — in this case, a Marine ex-husband — to ensure all information is up to date on all people listed on the sponsor’s DEERS record.
-
Navy issues call for tax-help volunteers
The Navy is looking for a few good beancounters to help shipmates do their taxes next calendar year — and save them from tax preparation fees.
-
Rand: Civilian mental health providers don’t ‘get’ the military
A new survey by an influential think tank finds that civilian mental health care specialists sorely lack an understanding of military culture and appropriate treatments for service-related health care needs.
-
Thanksgiving meals deploy for troops
Turkey, cranberry sauce ready for the troops in West Africa, Iraq, Afghanistan
-
Veterans’ suicides prove VA must improve services, mothers testify
The mothers of two veterans with PTSD who committed suicide urge senators to improve mental health services for veterans.
-
Tricare Help: Coverage for geographically separated families
Three questions and answers regarding Tricare health coverage.
-
Oxygen therapy no better than placebo for treating concussion, study finds
New study finds oxygen therapy as effective as placebo for post-concussive syndrome in military personnel
