Overlooked evidence, incomplete records and a failure to order necessary medical exams have hampered claims for military sexual trauma at the Department of Veterans Affairs, according to a new federal ...

Critics of the proposed VA budget proposal mimic concerns expressed in this column ever since “Veterans Choice” and then the improvements made in the “VA Community Care” and “Care in the Community” ...

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