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View the FY 2023 report that includes VA accomplishments with taxpayer dollars and the challenges that remain.
These tools help you make informed decisions about managing your health.
These self-care guides help you live well with a chronic condition.
These digital booklets contain practical information to help you stay on top of your health.
High blood pressure, also called hypertension, means that your blood pressure is too high on a regular basis. Learn how to take control of your blood pressure.
You can help find cancer early by checking your skin each month.
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Physical activity is anything that gets the body moving.
Learn what’s true and false about opioids.
Atrial flutter is when the upper chambers of the heart beat too fast. Learn how it happens, and how it can be treated.
A Veteran may not show any signs of wanting to self-harm before doing so. But there are some signs to look for. [read more]
As you get older there are various things that can affect your health. Find out more about these health problems and what you can do about them. [read more]
Maintaining a healthy weight allows you to look and feel your best. It's also one of the best things you can do for your health. [read more]
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Learn what to do if you witness harassment or sexual assault.
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