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Kevlar for the Mind: Guided imagery may reduce anxiety
Research efforts directed at alleviating post-traumatic stress, depression, anxiety and other psychological ills of w…
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Consumer Watch: Save money this holiday season
It’s hard to believe, but it’s time to start easing into holiday shopping mode.
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Veterans Affairs secretary wooing medical students
BURLINGTON, Vt. – The new secretary of the Department of Veterans Affairs made an impassioned recruitment pitch to m…
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Report: DoD should review Tricare rules on compounded medications
Tricare spends $259 million a year on medications it is not obligated to cover and should align its policies on compo…
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Autism therapy reimbursements won’t change — for now
The Pentagon is postponing a plan to cut reimbursements for autism therapy provided under the Tricare health program….
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Tricare to stop mailing paper notification letters
Starting this month, Tricare will stop mailing letters to patients notifying them of changes to their health coverage…
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Trust offers peace of mind to seriously wounded, caregivers
Each week, retired Army National Guard Sgt. Dennis Cabanting pushes himself to his limits: diagnosed with multiple sc…
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Family council pushes for more information for families
The ongoing struggle to get the word out to military families about programs and services already available to them i…
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Military hospitals perform ‘statistically worse’ for some measures of childbirth care
More than 50,000 babies are born each year in military hospitals, and while most are delivered without major complica…
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Kevlar for the Mind: Guided imagery may reduce anxiety
Research efforts directed at alleviating post-traumatic stress, depression, anxiety and other psychological ills of w…
-
Consumer Watch: Save money this holiday season
It’s hard to believe, but it’s time to start easing into holiday shopping mode.
-
Veterans Affairs secretary wooing medical students
BURLINGTON, Vt. – The new secretary of the Department of Veterans Affairs made an impassioned recruitment pitch to m…
-
Report: DoD should review Tricare rules on compounded medications
Tricare spends $259 million a year on medications it is not obligated to cover and should align its policies on compo…
-
Autism therapy reimbursements won’t change — for now
The Pentagon is postponing a plan to cut reimbursements for autism therapy provided under the Tricare health program….
-
Tricare to stop mailing paper notification letters
Starting this month, Tricare will stop mailing letters to patients notifying them of changes to their health coverage…
-
Trust offers peace of mind to seriously wounded, caregivers
Each week, retired Army National Guard Sgt. Dennis Cabanting pushes himself to his limits: diagnosed with multiple sc…
-
Family council pushes for more information for families
The ongoing struggle to get the word out to military families about programs and services already available to them i…
-
Military hospitals perform ‘statistically worse’ for some measures of childbirth care
More than 50,000 babies are born each year in military hospitals, and while most are delivered without major complica…
-
Kevlar for the Mind: Guided imagery may reduce anxiety
Research efforts directed at alleviating post-traumatic stress, depression, anxiety and other psychological ills of w…
-
Consumer Watch: Save money this holiday season
It’s hard to believe, but it’s time to start easing into holiday shopping mode.
-
Veterans Affairs secretary wooing medical students
BURLINGTON, Vt. – The new secretary of the Department of Veterans Affairs made an impassioned recruitment pitch to m…
-
Report: DoD should review Tricare rules on compounded medications
Tricare spends $259 million a year on medications it is not obligated to cover and should align its policies on compo…
-
Autism therapy reimbursements won’t change — for now
The Pentagon is postponing a plan to cut reimbursements for autism therapy provided under the Tricare health program….
-
Tricare to stop mailing paper notification letters
Starting this month, Tricare will stop mailing letters to patients notifying them of changes to their health coverage…
-
Trust offers peace of mind to seriously wounded, caregivers
Each week, retired Army National Guard Sgt. Dennis Cabanting pushes himself to his limits: diagnosed with multiple sc…
-
Family council pushes for more information for families
The ongoing struggle to get the word out to military families about programs and services already available to them i…
-
Military hospitals perform ‘statistically worse’ for some measures of childbirth care
More than 50,000 babies are born each year in military hospitals, and while most are delivered without major complica…
