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Find your own best way to view them
Accessing VA Lab test results is a popular feature Veterans use on My HealtheVet. It's important to stay on top of your lab test results so that you can work with your provider to make decisions about your health. There are three ways to view lab test results. Learn more.
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Better manage and share your health records with VA’s Blue Button feature on My HealtheVet. Download and print a copy of your Blue Button Report to keep track of your prescription medications, lab results, appointment dates, and more. Just select the date and type of information, and it’ll create a single report for you. Learn more.
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Whether you work out at a gym, at home, or outside, exercise can be routine, or it can simply be a part of your daily summer plans. People over fifty don't have any specific limitations on exercising. Age isn't an issue; for most people, it's about establishing what's best for you. Learn more.
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It’s normal to have health concerns because of your time overseas. If you were deployed to Southwest Asia, you might have been exposed to airborne hazards like open burn pits. VA created the Airborne Hazards and Open Burn Pit Registry to help Veterans document exposures and report health issues. Learn more.
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Whether you’re firing up the grill or are attending a friend’s barbecue to celebrate, the Independence Day holiday offers a time to slow down, relax, and enjoy good food with loved ones. Consider these healthy suggestions to help you stay on track with your meal plan during the summer barbecue season. Learn more.
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Are you a Veteran in crisis or concerned about one? Connect with the Veterans Crisis Line at 1-800-273-8255 and (PRESS 1). Learn more.
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If you are new to My HealtheVet, be sure to upgrade your account so you can use all these great features. Upgrade today!
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