Shingleton said the former Army slogan "Army of One" was a perfect example of the isolation veterans can experience.

Virtual reality is emerging as a powerful tool to improve care for veterans, including helping community members recognize suicide warning signs. Researchers at The University of Texas at Arlington ...

New research shows that veterans' mental health after leaving the military is shaped by more than just combat, with childhood trauma, deployment experiences and gender all influencing post-9/11 ...

The ship was at sea without a port call for 286 days, the second-longest deployment since the Vietnam War.

Members of our armed services face an increased risk of mental health conditions like PTSD, depression, and substance use disorder. Stressors like the transition into civilian life can lead to ...

A puppy with the organization Warrior Canine Connection, which trains service dogs to help veterans with their mental health, makes an adorable appearance at an event at the Department of Health and ...

The experience of sailors and Marines during the aircraft carrier’s grueling deployment has motivated veterans and military ...

A comprehensive report exhibits how in-person, telephone-, and video-based care has trended from 2020-2023 within the US Department of Veterans Affairs health care system. The widespread adoption of ...

Veterans experience high rates of mental health disorders, including PTSD and depression, often linked to military service stressors and trauma. Physical health challenges, such as musculoskeletal ...

Editor’s Note: This story was updated to include a statement from the Department of Veterans Affairs. Roughly 80% of mental health appointments made in the Veterans Affairs’ Community Care Program are ...

This story discusses suicide. If you or someone you know is having thoughts of suicide, please contact the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 or 1-800-273-TALK (8255). New bipartisan legislation has ...