VSF’s Supportive Housing Program: Strength Through Stability (Sponsored)
For two decades the Veterans Support Foundation (VSF) has provided shelter and support to homeless veterans through three transitional living …
Veterans Affairs & Military Medicine
Everyone’s Fight: Integration of Minorities and Women in the Korean War
When war broke out in Korea in the summer of 1950, as a result of the …
Wounded Warriors: From Transition to Timeout
Military service is full of uncertainties, the most fundamental of which is being injured in service of the country. For …
Healthcare-Associated Infections (HAIs)
Across the healthcare landscape, from military medicine to Veterans Affairs to civilian settings, healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) continue to be a …
Hockey Saves: Thanking Soldiers With Hockey
A game of hockey doesn’t seem like the place to find peace from the everyday stresses of being a soldier, …
America’s Mustard Gas Experiments and World War II
Exposure to harmful chemicals has long been associated with modern warfare. During the last century, World War I was notable …
Vietnam: Nightmare World of a Wounded Soldier
America’s press, public, and even Congress paid relatively little attention to the experience of the wounded soldier during the Vietnam …
New Treatments for Combat Facial Trauma
Military medical records from more than a decade of combat in Iraq and Afghanistan show about 30 percent of all …
Warrior 100K Mountain Bike Ride: Cycling With a President
Memorial Day weekend usually conjures up memories of a family BBQ or a day at the beach. What it doesn’t …
Beyond the BRAIN Initiative
Last month the Obama Administration unveiled a research project it hopes Congress will fund to the tune of $100 million …