Researchers try new approach to potentially blinding eye disease
A VA pilot study yielded promising results on a device to detect early diabetic retinopathy and a drug to …
Category: Research
Study reports on satisfaction with upper-limb prostheses
A survey of more than 400 Veteran users of upper-limb prostheses found little difference in satisfaction …
Report: Black and white Veterans with prostate cancer report similar outcomes
A new study funded by the National Institutes of Health and the Department of Defense found similar …
Research improves tele-eye screening for Veterans
In 2015, VA launched the Technology-based Eye Care Services program. It now serves 22 sites, and researchers …
Learn more about precision oncology for Veterans with prostate cancer
Hear the latest on treating prostate cancer. Check out a Feb. 24 lecture, online or in person at VA …
VA is a data driven organization
When it comes to exploring new ways to care for patients, VA has a unique advantage: We’re the nation’s …
New consortium probing mysteries of traumatic brain injury
LIMBIC, funded by VA and Defense, is the world’s largest research cohort of current and former military …
Study backs long-term benefits of non-drug pain therapy
A recent study found that non-drug therapies given to service members with chronic pain may reduce the risk …
Veterans serving Veterans: VA researchers who served
Dr. Mark Logue, an Army Veteran, is a statistician in the National Center for PTSD at the VA Boston …
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.