Largest genome study of depression to date reveals genetic risk factors
The study involved genetic data on more than 300,000 participants of VA’s Million Veteran Program (MVP), …
Author: Tristan Horrom
Homeless Veterans largely satisfied with community health care options
While helping Veterans receive care outside VA increases their access to health care services, it could also …
Review: For many men with prostate cancer, surgery risks outweigh potential benefits
The researchers conducted a systematic review of 67 studies to compare the effectiveness of watchful waiting …
Genetic risk of alcohol-related cirrhosis uncovered
The results could lead to health benefits for Veterans, according to Morgan. First, he explains, “we may …
Insomnia disorder common in post-9/11 Veterans
Post-9/11 Veterans have “alarmingly high rates” of insomnia disorder, according to a VA San Diego …
Study: Fecal transplant therapy may reduce alcohol misuse
This is the first human study to test fecal microbiota transplant to potentially reduce alcohol addiction, …
Study offers insight on how PTSD affects response to depression treatment
Now, a new analysis based on a large VA study on depression showed that patients with or without PTSD had …
Meditation linked to lower cardiovascular risk
Previous studies have suggested that meditation may have beneficial effects on a number of conditions. A …
Study raises new warnings about frail surgery patients
A VA study has shown that frail surgery patients may be at higher risk than previously thought.
Blood test could predict future diabetes in Vets
The random plasma glucose test predicts who is at risk of developing diabetes within five years, according …
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