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  • 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.

  • Colorectal cancer didn’t stop this Veteran

    Colorectal cancer didn’t stop this Veteran

    Army and Navy Veteran Sam Stornelli turned to VA for his colorectal cancer care and with the support of a dedicated care team over the past 10 years, has reached major milestones with his family.

  • Cancer-surviving Veteran donates, rings celebration bell

    Cancer-surviving Veteran donates, rings celebration bell

    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.

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

    VA Research Wrap Up: New findings on cancer treatment, Parkinson’s disease and dementia

    This week, VA’s Office of Research and Development published three News Briefs highlighting research advances on a potential new liver cancer treatment, Parkinson’s disease treatment and dementia.

  • Federal EHR helps catch lung cancer earlier for Veterans

    Federal EHR helps catch lung cancer earlier for Veterans

    The Federal EHR’s Comprehensive Adult Wellness Registry tool has helped more Veterans get early-detection lung cancer screenings.

  • Houston Veterans Gather to Celebrate Cancer Survival

    Houston Veterans Gather to Celebrate Cancer Survival

    A group of cancer survivors gathered at the Houston VA to share stories and support each other

  • Veterans benefit from early lung cancer detection

    Veterans benefit from early lung cancer detection

    Veterans at risk for lung cancer who receive care at Asheville VA can get screened and treated while cancer is still in its early stages.

  • Army Veteran shares kidney cancer diagnosis

    Army Veteran shares kidney cancer diagnosis

    VA success story: “I’m grateful it happened this way.”

  • Colorectal cancer doesn’t have to kill you

    Colorectal cancer doesn’t have to kill you

    VA remains committed to improving colorectal cancer outcomes for all Veterans by increasing screening and access to care.

  • Air Force Veteran’s journey through prostate cancer

    Air Force Veteran’s journey through prostate cancer

    VA provides best in class care for Veterans facing prostate cancer. 

  • For Veterans battling cancer, time is precious

    For Veterans battling cancer, time is precious

    For Veterans battling cancer, time is precious. At Dallas VA, one nurse is leading the charge to reduce the hours spent traveling and waiting.

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Last updated August 26, 2025

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