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VA continues to help Veterans in their ongoing journeys to independence, health and overall wellness. This time with a 3D-printed bowling stick.

This week, VA’s Office of Research and Development published three News Briefs highlighting research advances in 3D printing biological material, menopause and military exposure, and how PTSD affects aging.

Office of Advanced Manufacturing's 3D-printed shoulder model transformed a Veteran's surgery, leading to improved quality of life.

VA is providing innovative solutions for Veterans with cancer, including using 3D printing to create boluses.

3D printing of pre-procedural models helps surgeons anticipate challenges and provide clearer communication with patients.

The Naloxone Trainer's user-friendly design features a lifelike 3D-printed nose and a simulated naloxone nasal spray device.

Watch this informative discussion about how VA is using 3D to improve care and quality of life for Veterans.

Gulf Coast VA 3D printer workshop covered printing materials, systems operations and hands on trouble shooting.

A new advanced surgical planning tool receives FDA clearance to be used in VA facilities, quickening pre-surgery process.

Dr. Michael Amendola, one of VHA Innovation Ecosystem’s (VHA IE’s) six 2021 Innovation Fellows, took an unexpected professional turn when he embarked on the innovative path of utilizing 3D-printing technology. Here's how he uses 3D printing to advance Veteran care.

VA researchers are studying the safety and effectiveness of 3D-printed nasal swabs, in case of another urgent nationwide need to test patients for COVID-19 or other infectious diseases.

With VA’s Blind and Visual Impairment Rehabilitation Continuum of Care, Veterans with visual impairments are achieving independence.