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Survival Up for Colon Cancer Patients in U.S. Military Health System

Survival better compared with colon cancer patients in the general U.S. population, overall and in subgroups including Black versus White race

Prevalence of Multiple Chronic Conditions Up Among Veterans

Prevalence of MCC remained higher for male, female veterans after stratification by age and adjustment for sociodemographics

Many U.S. Troops Refusing COVID-19 Vaccination

Up to two-thirds of troops who were offered the vaccine have accepted, according to 'very early data'

Symptoms Evolve During Five Years After Combat Concussion

Combat-related concussion groups show clinically significant decline from one- to five-year evaluation

AHA: PTSD Tied to Ischemic Heart Disease in Female Veterans

Findings most pronounced in younger women and racial and ethnic minorities

For U.S. veterans with unhealthy alcohol use

Reducing Drinking May Improve Pain Interference Symptoms

Improvement seen in tobacco smoking, cannabis use, cocaine use, although confidence intervals wide
An initiative to add social workers to rural primary care teams increases social work encounters among veterans and reduces hospital admissions and emergency department visits among high-risk patients

Adding Social Workers to Care Teams Can Cut Hospital Admissions for Veterans

Initiative to add social workers to rural primary care teams also reduces ED visits for high-risk veterans
Gulf War illness poses a high disease burden on veterans almost three decades after the conflict

Gulf War Illness Still Poses High Symptom Burden

Vast majority of diagnosed veterans report fatigue, sleep, and pain symptoms
In a new practice guideline

Guidelines Issued for Insomnia, Sleep Apnea in Current, Former Soldiers

VA and DoD joint guideline addresses sleep disorders in military personnel and veterans
U.S. combat soldiers who have suffered a moderate or severe traumatic brain injury are more likely to experience a range of mental health disorders than soldiers with other serious injuries

Soldiers With Traumatic Brain Injury at Risk for Mental Illness

Moderate or severe traumatic brain injury in combat tied to higher risk for range of mental health disorders