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Read more about how VA is shaping the future of cancer care, today.
Finding strength and support with VA’s breast cancer care
Every journey begins with a story and, in this case, it’s the inspiring journey of Cassie Garrett, who was diagnosed with breast cancer after her military service. By sharing her story, Garrett hopes to inspire her fellow Veterans to have conversations with their health care providers about the importance of cancer screening, and the incredible cancer services and support VA has to offer.
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Lifesaving impact of care coordination in cancer treatment
Maureen Roepsch’s story is more than just beating cancer. It’s about the power of a system that has your back. Her experience, like the thousands of other Veterans fighting cancer with support from VA, demonstrates the importance of vigilance, timely screenings and the profound impact of VA’s comprehensive care along the path of a cancer diagnosis.
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COURAGE: Advancing women’s cancer care and equity
In the ever-evolving landscape of health care, there is a new initiative hoping to make a significant impact on the lives of women Veterans facing cancer.
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Aiming for the Moon(shot): Lung cancer awareness
November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month, when VA shines a spotlight on a deadly disease that affects almost 8,000 Veterans every year. It’s a time to raise awareness, educate and inspire action.
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A Veteran’s journey through lung cancer screening at VA
The inspiring story of a Marine Corps Veteran who beat lung cancer with the help of early detection and care provided by VA serves as a powerful example to stay on top of your recommended lung cancer screening.
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Discovering VA cancer care and wellness for Veterans
In pursuit of VA’s commitment to being a high-reliability organization and provide high-quality and holistic care, VA’s National Oncology Program recognizes the significance of healthy living in cancer care. Faced with the challenges of cancer, maintaining well-being is of utmost importance. VA has transformative resources, guidance and real-world perspectives that empower Veterans, enhance well-being and foster resilience.
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Cancer care for American Indian and Alaska Native Veterans
At VA, our mission is to care for those “who shall have borne the battle” and for their families, caregivers and survivors. Our mission is your well-being. We’re committed to making sure all Veterans live their best lives and that includes prioritizing cancer screenings.
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Screening and diagnosing lung cancer early
Lung cancer is the deadliest cancer among Veterans and one of the most common with almost 8,000 Veterans diagnosed and treated for lung cancer every year at VA. But when caught early, lung cancer is treatable. World Lung Cancer Day reminds us of this critically important cancer type that frequently impacts Veterans.
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Marine Veteran receives exceptional cancer care at VA
When Marine Corps Veteran Stephen Miller was diagnosed with cancer, his search for top-notch health care led him to choose VA.
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Supporting black Veterans with cancer, and their families
Cancer is a tough battle that affects millions of individuals and families all around the world regardless of their cultural, ethnic or geographic background. Through the National Oncology Program, and reignited by the Cancer Moonshot initiative, VA continues to lead the charge to overcome these challenges with equitable and best-in-class cancer care for Veterans across the country.
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Meet a few nurses of VA’s National Oncology Program
VA’s oncology nurses are health care professionals who specialize in providing cancer care for Veterans. These highly skilled nurses work alongside physicians and other health care providers to deliver personalized treatment and support to patients and their families across the cancer care continuum.
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