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Managing PTSD While You Age
It's never too late for help
Some changes that come with aging may make your PTSD symptoms more noticeable. When you seek help, you should know your treatment options and the challenges you may face. Learn more.
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Many people diagnosed with COVID-19 fully recover, but there may be effects that last longer. Until there are more answers, it's important to get the vaccine to protect yourself from "long COVID." Learn more.
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When was your last mammogram or pap smear? Now that more people are vaccinated, it's time to go back to regular appointments. Talk to your doctor about getting screened. Learn more.
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Did you know that about half of the people being treated for TBI experience pain? Because TBI is caused by being hit, you may feel more headaches or neck pain. Learn how to manage both.
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Hurricane season began on June 1. Are you ready? By preparing your family now, you could avoid potential dangers. Don't wait until it's too late to gather the items you need, including medical records. Learn more.
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Whether you want to slim down or better manage your health, a low-carb diet can help. The amount of carbs you eat depends on your needs. Ask a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist about the right plan for you. Learn more.
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From weight changes to joint aches, age brings wear and tear that can catch you by surprise. VA wants Veterans over 40 to start paying more attention to these five health concerns. Learn more.
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Congestive heart failure is serious and has no cure. But there are treatments VA recommends, such as lifestyle changes and medications. If you have heart failure, healthy choices are necessary to keep a higher quality of life. Learn more.
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Learn about COVID-19 vaccines at VA
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