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  • VA Research Wrap Up: New findings on cancer care, wheelchairs and Parkinson’s disease

    VA Research Wrap Up: New findings on cancer care, wheelchairs and Parkinson’s disease

    VA’s Office of Research and Development recently published three News Briefs highlighting research findings on improving cancer care, a robotic wheelchair system and Parkinson's disease.

  • VA Research Wrap Up: New findings on schizophrenia, burn pits and prostate cancer

    VA Research Wrap Up: New findings on schizophrenia, burn pits and prostate cancer

    VA Research recently published findings on the genetics behind schizophrenia, burn pit exposure and prostate cancer risk.

  • Revolutionizing cancer treatment for Veterans

    Revolutionizing cancer treatment for Veterans

    Veterans battle liver cancer with groundbreaking histotripsy at Houston VA, offering non-invasive, hope-filled cancer treatment.

  • A male Veteran’s journey through breast cancer

    A male Veteran’s journey through breast cancer

    Highlighting the importance of screening to identify and treat male breast cancer

  • Advancing cancer care: Innovations in oncology at VA

    Advancing cancer care: Innovations in oncology at VA

    VA is driving forward innovations in cancer prevention, diagnosis, and treatment, ensuring Veterans benefit from the latest advances in medicine, backed by rigorous data and a whole-health approach.

  • VA Research Wrap Up: New findings on Alzheimer’s disease, aging and pancreatic cancer

    VA Research Wrap Up: New findings on Alzheimer’s disease, aging and pancreatic cancer

    VA Research recently published findings on Alzheimer's disease, returning Veterans to home after nursing care, and pancreatic cancer.

  • Vitamin B3 can reduce skin cancer development

    Vitamin B3 can reduce skin cancer development

    VA data sheds new light on the effectiveness of nicotinamide, a form of vitamin B3, in reducing skin cancer development.

  • Army Veteran: Cancer care at VA saved my life

    Army Veteran: Cancer care at VA saved my life

    Army Veteran Darryl Lynch found expert cancer care and compassion from the same VA hospital where he served Veterans for nearly 20 years.

  • How do I know if prostate cancer screening is right for me?

    How do I know if prostate cancer screening is right for me?

    With the help of your VA provider, you can learn whether prostate cancer screening is right for you.

  • VA Research Wrap Up: New findings on gastric cancer, chronic kidney disease and multiple sclerosis

    VA Research Wrap Up: New findings on gastric cancer, chronic kidney disease and multiple sclerosis

    VA’s Office of Research and Development recently published three News Briefs highlighting research advances on a potential new treatment for gastric cancer, the needs of Veterans with chronic kidney disease and multiple sclerosis.

  • A lifetime of service: Healing others and overcoming cancer

    A lifetime of service: Healing others and overcoming cancer

    A Veteran and VA employee credits cancer care at VA for saving his life.

  • Standing together against breast cancer

    Standing together against breast cancer

    Breast cancer affects one in eight women in their lifetime, and some men as well.

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Last updated February 10, 2026

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