Ever wonder what’s in your food? Checking the Nutrition Facts label is the first step to making healthier choices. Connect with a VA Dietitian to learn more! #VANutrition
Ever wonder what’s in your food? Checking the Nutrition Facts label is the first step to making healthier choices. Connect with a VA Dietitian to learn more! #VANutrition
When you join the Million Veteran Program, your privacy comes first. We protect your personal information by removing identifying details and using advanced security measures to keep your data safe.
Join more than 1 million Veterans making a difference. Visit mvp.va.gov/pwa/?utm_source=s… or call 866-441-6075.
Taking a few minutes to check in with yourself can help you better understand how to manage tough times. Take the Vet Self-Check Assessment now: VetSelfCheck.org.
During fall and winter seasons, candy and desserts tend to appear everywhere. Try miniature or single servings of your favorites.
Remember to eat slowly, savor the taste and enjoy. Contact your VA dietitian for more ideas!
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Transitioning out of the military isn't a one-time event. Anxiety, trouble sleeping, trouble concentrating: common challenges, whenever they show up. Visit MentalHealth.va.gov/Military…
1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. Researchers using data from VA’s Million Veteran Program found that a genetic risk model can accurately predict breast cancer risk in women Veterans, which can lead to personalized screenings based on risk.
Help support research aimed at improving early detection and treatment for Veterans. Visit ow.ly/I4pn50ZZ25M or call 866-441-6075.
When you know what to look for, you're better prepared to help when you’re needed.
Learn more: VeteransCrisisLine.net/Signs…
Healthcare Quality Week (Oct. 18-24) is a dedicated annual event that celebrates the commitment of healthcare professionals to excellence in patient care and safety. This week serves as a platform for recognizing achievements and sharing best practices across our medical center.
With the VA Health Chat app, you can chat with VA staff to receive quick advice about non-life-threatening health concerns, refill prescriptions, and schedule appointments. #VAMobile mobile.va.gov/app/va-health-…
By getting routine mammograms, you may be able to detect breast cancer early and get treatment before it spreads. Mammogram costs are covered for Veterans receiving care at VA.
Talk to your VA provider about what breast cancer risk assessments are available to you at VA.
#BreastCancerAwareness
#GetScreened
#VAHealthCare
Veteran mental health matters. Every piece of your well-being matters, too. From managing stress to getting support when you need it, VA has resources to help. Learn more: MentalHealth.va.gov
Quitting tobacco is easier with a team.
Start using VA smoking-cessation tools like medications, counseling, VA-trained quit coaches, and peer support from other Veterans.
For free daily encouragement to quit, text VET to 47848 or visit Mentalhealth.va.gov/quit-tob…
Duane didn't let PTSD write his ending. Watch how he went back to school and rewrote it himself: maketheconnection.net/storie…



















