Veteran Patti Duhon discusses her experience receiving breast cancer treatment and cancer genetic testing at VA.
Veterans are encouraged to have conversations with their health care providers about the importance of cancer screening.
Veterans with cancer conditions related to toxic exposure, including reproductive cancer of any type, including breast cancer, can now more easily access VA benefits.
Today’s #VeteranOfTheDay is Air Force Veteran Sheila McGlown, who served in the Air Force and now works as a breast cancer advocate.
Of the 160,000 American Indian/Alaska Native Veterans, 41% of those service-connected Veterans are screened for some cancers at lower rates than other groups.
Tennessee Valley VA collaborated with local breast center for the use of their mobile mammography bus.
Early detection and treatment are key in the fight against breast cancer. VA is using state-of-the-art mammogram information technology to meet the growing needs of women Veterans.
VA’s largest research program is making discoveries to help improve health care for Black Veterans.
VA’s largest research program, the Million Veteran Program, is making discoveries through diverse representation
Today's Veterans Legacy Project #VeteranOfTheDay honors Army Veteran Michele Ann Hovland, who died of breast cancer in 2022.
Women Veterans in eastern Oklahoma can now receive mammography screenings at VA thanks to the first VA mammography unit to open in Oklahoma.
As we recognize Breast Cancer Awareness Month here at VA, we renew our commitment to understanding and supporting women’s health care needs.