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  • Health Equity podcast #6: Preventing diabetic foot ulcers

    Health Equity podcast #6: Preventing diabetic foot ulcers

    Veterans Health Equity podcast reviews PAVE, a remote patient monitoring tool used for preventing Diabetic Foot Ulcers.

  • Fiber – A “super” food to add to your diet

    Fiber – A “super” food to add to your diet

    Good for heart and gut health, fiber can reduce the risk of diabetes and some cancers, and aid with weight loss. It is rich in vitamins and minerals.

  • Study links statin use with diabetes progression, points to need for further research

    Study links statin use with diabetes progression, points to need for further research

    Common statins are atorvastatin (sold as Lipitor), fluvastatin (Lescol XL), and pitavastatin (Livalo). More than 35 million Americans take the prescription drugs to help control cholesterol.

  • Why I get my health care at VA: Army Veteran Shelby

    Why I get my health care at VA: Army Veteran Shelby

    Shelby knew he was overweight, but didn’t realize he had diabetes before coming to VA. VA helped him completely change his lifestyle.

  • VA and IHS collaborate to serve American Indian and Alaska Native Veterans

    VA and IHS collaborate to serve American Indian and Alaska Native Veterans

    VA and the Indian Health Service signed an interagency agreement to improve health care for American Indian and Alaska Native Veterans.

  • #VADidThat: Translating science into personalized diabetes treatment

    #VADidThat: Translating science into personalized diabetes treatment

    VA has spent three decades assisting Veterans in managing their diabetes. Here’s two Veterans who have taken control of their diagnosis.

  • Enjoying holiday meals – the mindful way

    Enjoying holiday meals – the mindful way

    It is important for people with diabetes to know they can enjoy traditional holiday foods while keeping their blood sugar levels in check.

  • What’s food got to do with it? Tina Turner tune leads to thoughts of healthy food

    What’s food got to do with it? Tina Turner tune leads to thoughts of healthy food

    Tina Turner tune took VA dietitian back to a basic question: What’s food got to do with the many benefits of a healthy lifestyle?

  • Dallas VA study treats Veterans with chronic sleep problems

    Dallas VA study treats Veterans with chronic sleep problems

    VA North Texas treats some 20,000 patients each year for related issues in its Positive Airway Program (PAP) for sleep disorders.

  • Why I get my health care at VA: Air Force Veteran Leon

    Why I get my health care at VA: Air Force Veteran Leon

    After serving in Vietnam, Leon came to VA and gets all his health care at VA, including treatment for conditions linked to Agent Orange.

  • Vet credits Whole Health for return to full life

    Vet credits Whole Health for return to full life

    Marine Veteran loves his wife, his church, and his bowling league. Thanks to Whole Health from VA, he is there for all of them again.

  • Be involved in your health care: blood sugars

    Be involved in your health care: blood sugars

    Be involved in your health care. Play an active role when you visit your health care team. To get the most out of your visit, plan the questions you want to ask and the things you want to discuss.

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Last updated June 13, 2026

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