How Pharmacists Can Help Improve Care for Veterans

Veterans are a crucial yet frequently undervalued segment within our communities. They comprise over 19 million men and women who have served in the US military from World War II to the current active-duty period.   Tragically, veterans encounter multiple health and behavioral obstacles that set them apart from the average US citizen. They are […]

Legal Rights and Resources for Veterans After an Auto Accident

Photo by Craig on Pexels Getting into an auto accident is challenging in many ways. However, these challenges become more complicated for veterans with pre-existing issues. Veterans generally have similar legal rights to other persons involved in auto accidents. However, the following specific considerations affect veterans uniquely. 1. Right to Compensation Veterans can seek compensation […]

5 Ways Psychiatric Nurses Support Veteran Mental Health

After years of serving in high-stress settings, many veterans face prolonged mental health issues that need intervention to manage. The specialized support and care will gradually make them regain their mental strength, improving their quality of life. In the midst of all these lies the crucial roles of psychiatric nurses. These professionals will offer personalized, […]

Help support VA’s largest research program

I’m reaching out on behalf of the Million Veteran Program (MVP) to invite National Association of American Veterans to join our Community Network and help spread the word about MVP’s voluntary research program. At MVP, our goal is to improve the future of health care for all Veterans, across age, race, gender, service branch, and […]

The Role of Peer Support in Combating Veteran Depression

Depression is a significant barrier that impedes veterans from fully reintegrating into civilian life after their service. Effective support systems are crucial in assisting veterans in overcoming these challenges and leading fulfilling lives. The role of peer support in combatting veteran depression is vital, as it connects individuals with peers who have faced similar struggles, […]

NAAV Helping Veterans Most in Need in the DC Metro Area

The National Association of American Veterans, Inc. (NAAV), President and CEO, Constance A. Burns (in mid-March 2024) chose the Woodlands at Reid Temple Senior Apartments in Glenn Dale, Maryland to locate veterans, caregivers, and their family members most in need of daily household supplies, toiletries, and food. The search took several weeks to locate veterans […]

The Connection Between Military Service, Trauma, and Substance Use

During your military service, you might face really tough situations that are hard on your body and mind. Sometimes, these hard moments can even cause trauma. Trauma happens when something that happened leaves you feeling shaken. You might try to handle these tough emotions by turning to alcohol or drugs. However, this is not a […]

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