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  • VA Research Wrap Up: New findings on suicide prevention, blast exposure, and cancer

    VA Research Wrap Up: New findings on suicide prevention, blast exposure, and cancer

    VA’s Office of Research and Development recently published three News Briefs highlighting research finding on suicide prevention, blast exposure and a potential new lymphoma treatment.

  • Veterans Triumph Over Breast Cancer

    Veterans Triumph Over Breast Cancer

    Veteran breast cancer survivors share their stores at a Houston VA survivor event.

  • A Navy Veteran’s journey through breast cancer and the power of VA care

    A Navy Veteran’s journey through breast cancer and the power of VA care

    A story of a Veteran’s journey following a breast cancer diagnosis.

  • Lung cancer screening: Early detection can save your life

    Lung cancer screening: Early detection can save your life

    With just a 5-minute-long CT scan, you can detect lung cancer when it’s most treatable.

  • VA Research Wrap Up: New findings on brain-computer interfaces, cancer treatment and age-friendly care

    VA Research Wrap Up: New findings on brain-computer interfaces, cancer treatment and age-friendly care

    VA’s Office of Research and Development published three News Briefs highlighting research advances on brain-computer interfaces, a potential new lymphoma treatment and the benefits of age-friendly care.

  • Stay on top of your health: Get screened for cancer

    Stay on top of your health: Get screened for cancer

    Veterans are strongly encouraged to talk to their VA provider about the need for different cancer screenings and what screening options are available.

  • Veteran’s inspiring breast cancer journey

    Veteran’s inspiring breast cancer journey

    Navy and Army Veteran Suzanne Clark's breast cancer journey was one of strength, service, and sisterhood.

  • Expanding access to cancer care for rural Veterans

    Expanding access to cancer care for rural Veterans

    VA’s rural and remote infusion program brings cancer care and survivorship support where it’s needed most: close to the Veteran.

  • VA Research Wrap Up: New findings on skin cancer, hypertension and stimulant use disorder

    VA Research Wrap Up: New findings on skin cancer, hypertension and stimulant use disorder

    This week, VA Research highlights findings on skin cancer prevention, hypertension treatment guidelines and stimulant use disorder treatment.

  • Cancer care in every corner of the country

    Cancer care in every corner of the country

    Navy Veteran Jim Range faced a rare cancer, but finds support through his wife, VA care, and community care.

  • Clinic eases breast cancer fears for Veteran with family history

    Clinic eases breast cancer fears for Veteran with family history

    U.S. Army Veteran Kristie Sudderth shares about her experience with VA’s recently formed high risk breast cancer clinic.

  • MOVE! program helps cancer survivor and spouse slim down

    MOVE! program helps cancer survivor and spouse slim down

    Veteran and spouse lose 100+ lbs. combined with VA’s MOVE! program after cancer recovery journey.

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Last updated November 13, 2025

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