Dr. Stacy Loeb decided to help treat Veterans with prostate cancer when her grandfather was diagnosed with the disease. Her research is helping to determine the best treatment options.
Veterans across America travel to McGuire VA Medical Center in Richmond for treatment of moderate to aggressive forms of prostate cancer using “brachytherapy” – a much better option for Veterans.
Bob Wright, a cancer survivor, served as a Battalion Surgeon`s Assistant with 101st Airborne Division. He was in Vietnam from 1969-1970.
VA Research recently published research findings on hospice, a promising new precision cancer treatment and the link between burn pits and sinus disease.
Marine Veteran Walter Lohden credits cancer care at Oklahoma City VA for saving his life through two cancer treatments since 2022.
Veterans battle liver cancer with groundbreaking histotripsy at Houston VA, offering non-invasive, hope-filled cancer treatment.
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.
Army Veteran Darryl Lynch found expert cancer care and compassion from the same VA hospital where he served Veterans for nearly 20 years.
Veterans are strongly encouraged to talk to their VA provider about the need for different cancer screenings and what screening options are available.
Navy Veteran Jim Range faced a rare cancer, but finds support through his wife, VA care, and community care.
Navy Veteran Matthew Roach rang the celebration bell at VA Amarillo’s Lubbock VA Clinic, signifying his triumph over terminal stage 4 metastatic prostate cancer one year after being diagnosed.
Theranostics is a specialized field of nuclear medicine that uses a two-pronged approach to diagnose and treat cancer.


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