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Nurses were honored at the beginning of the pandemic. But now, they’re getting burned out and sometimes face abuse.

Watching tanks roll through the streets of Ukraine and civilians being shot at are what many of us have been seeing on a daily basis, including our war veterans.

Focusing on your community is one way you can help yourself and others.

Thirty-five Veterans Affairs Medical Centers in 21 different states would be closed or completely reconstructed under a nearly $2 trillion infrastructure overhaul unveiled by department leadership on Monday.

For many veterans, the fight to manage symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) continues long after the fight on the battlefield.

Scans taken before and after a case of coronavirus reveal tissue damage and accelerated loss of gray matter

Legislation has been approved in the House to allow for clinical trials on psilocybin, which is obtained from mushrooms, for the treatment of veterans with PTSD. -- For more on psychedelics please visit The Treatment Hub.

A study looks at long-term stress levels in psychiatric service dogs for PTSD.

Since suffering traumatic brain injury in an explosion in Iraq in 2007, Army veteran Brad Blazek has had trouble remembering when to feed himself, when to take his medications, and sometimes even who he is married to. So it came as a shock to Terri, his wife and full-time caretaker, when she received word from the Department of Veterans Affairs last fall that they were being dropped from the department’s caregiver program because Brad no longer needed around-the-clock help.

Every March, the Brain Injury Association of North Carolina (BIANC) leads the state in recognizing Brain Injury Awareness Month, a time to acknowledge and support those who are impacted by brain injury.

Many are reporting memory loss, fatigue and trouble concentrating - even if they haven't had Covid. This is a phenomenon now known as pandemic brain.