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  • The Veterans Health Library expands online presence

    The Veterans Health Library expands online presence

    The Veterans Health Library offers Veterans, family members, and caregivers online access to Veteran-focused health information.

  • Navy Veteran embraces the Veterans Health Library

    Navy Veteran embraces the Veterans Health Library

    My HealtheVet’s award-winning Veterans Health Library is a useful tool for health information and resources

  • Online Health Library Available for Veterans

    Online Health Library Available for Veterans

    What’s an MRI? Find the answer to that and hundreds of health questions at VA’s 24/7 online health library. Designed to give Veterans access to health information to help them make informed decisions.

  • A healthier Valentine’s Day

    A healthier Valentine’s Day

    Small swaps for your Valentine’s celebration can have a big impact.

  • Take charge of your heart health this American Heart Month

    Take charge of your heart health this American Heart Month

    February is American Heart Month. Learn how to prevent heart disease and boost heart health through regular check-ups, healthy eating and managing risk factors.

  • Cancer care & well-being: VA empowers Veterans nationwide

    Cancer care & well-being: VA empowers Veterans nationwide

    Veterans are strongly encouraged to talk to their VA provider about the wrap-around, whole health approach to cancer care available at VA.

  • VA flu vaccination clinics help Veterans stay healthy this season

    VA flu vaccination clinics help Veterans stay healthy this season

    Protecting Veterans against the flu: VA ramps up vaccination efforts with flu shot clinics and convenient walk-in options to ensure Veterans' health this season.

  • Veterans receive vital resources at We Care Vet Fair in Columbus, Georgia

    Veterans receive vital resources at We Care Vet Fair in Columbus, Georgia

    We Care Vet Fair brought resources to over 250 Veterans in Columbus, Georgia.

  • VA Telehealth brings care directly to Veterans

    VA Telehealth brings care directly to Veterans

    VA celebrates the fifth annual Telehealth Awareness Week.

  • Healthy aging for women Veterans: What you can do today for a stronger tomorrow

    Healthy aging for women Veterans: What you can do today for a stronger tomorrow

    Helpful information for women Veterans during Healthy Aging Month and what they can do to stay healthy.

  • How your surroundings support Whole Health

    How your surroundings support Whole Health

    A clutter-free space and connection to nature can both enhance your health and well-being. Learn how SMART goals and small steps make it possible.

  • Vaccines can help keep you healthy

    Vaccines can help keep you healthy

    Cold and flu season starts in the fall and typically runs through early spring. It’s important for Veterans to be aware of the vaccine options available to them.

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Last updated December 20, 2022

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