November 2024, Vol 1, No 1
With some 70% of nurses and 30% of physicians reporting high stress in recent surveys, members of the healthcare team know a thing or two about work-related stress. Read More ›
There is a link between toxic exposures during military service and the prevalence of lung cancer among veterans, according to a study presented at the International Association for the Study of Lung Cancer (IASLC)’s 2024 World Conference on Lung Cancer, held recently in San Diego, California. Read More ›
Despite advancements in screening and treatment, marginalized communities remain disproportionately affected by lung cancer due to limited access and various social and structural challenges. Read More ›
Comprehensive treatment availability improves outcomes for veterans with early-stage lung cancer, according to study findings presented at the International Association for the Study of Lung Cancer (IASLC)’s 2024 World Conference on Lung Cancer, held in San Diego, California. Read More ›
People are generally more positive about the perception and frequency of biomarker testing than an earlier survey conducted in 2018, but barriers remain, according to results from a recently released survey. Read More ›
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) denies around 30% of disability claims. It can be frustrating for a patient to learn that a claim for VA compensation was denied, especially after the amount of effort involved. But it is important to remember, that patients can submit appeals within 1 year of denial. Read More ›
An Executive Order signed in March 2024 put a strong emphasis on the role of evaluating and meeting the health needs of female service members and veterans. Read More ›
In the course of carrying out their duties, US military personnel face numerous hazards. Although the risks of combat are widely recognized, there are other lesser-known dangers that can have significant, long-lasting impacts on the health of those who serve in the military. Read More ›
Officials with the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) recently announced that VA hospitals outperformed non-VA hospitals in 2 major independent, nationwide reviews for patient satisfaction and care quality. Read More ›