Why are some Veterans more at risk for heart disease or depression?

Why do treatments work for some but not others?

 VA’s Million Veteran Program is using genetic, health, and lifestyle data collected from over 875,000 Veterans to support researchers’ quest for answers. You can help by joining today. 

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Thanks to our participants, MVP is helping to advance research that is important to Veterans, including: 

• Predicting the risk of cancer 
• Understanding complications of diabetes 
• Managing mental illnesses like PTSD and depression 
• Preventing cardiovascular disease 

To learn more and sign up, visit mvp.va.gov or call 866-441-6075 to schedule an appointment.

From all of us at MVP, we thank you for your participation and support of VA research. 

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