Month: January 2026
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation offers hope
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation is a powerful therapy to combat depression in Veterans.
Traffic flow changes at Nashville VA Medical Center
Traffic flow changes at Nashville VA Medical Center
Artificial intelligence increases efficiency and quality
Artificial intelligence (AI) adds a lot of value to common procedures like colonoscopies.
Did you hear that?
If you are worried about your ability to hear, it’s important to talk to your provider.
First mammogram proves life saving
Army Veteran Ann Hoffman’s first mammogram unexpectedly revealed breast cancer, leading to life-saving treatment and a commitment to annual screenings. Getting a mammogram through VA is easy.
Tulsa Symphony visits Veterans at Ernest Childers VA Outpatient Clinic
Tulsa Symphony visits Veterans at Ernest Childers VA Outpatient Clinic
Satisfying tailgating snacks
Win more than the big game with tailgating snacks that are both healthy and delicious.
The Phoenix VA’s simulation team supports the National VA SimLEARN and REdI programs
The Phoenix VA’s simulation team supports the National VA SimLEARN and REdI programs
Tai Chi, then birthday cake
Veteran celebrates 100th birthday with his family, fellow Veterans and health care team after attending his weekly Tai Chi class.
New heart procedure brings hope for Veterans
New heart procedure at VA Palo Alto offers safer, less invasive treatment for tricuspid regurgitation, providing hope for improved recovery for Veterans.
Nothing can stop Veteran from daily exercise
101-year-old Veteran credits exercise for staying motivated.