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  1. This National Nurses Week, join us and as we we salute the more than 100,000 VA nurses who work tirelessly every day to serve our nation’s Veterans — and have continued to demonstrate their commitment and dedication throughout these last few years.

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  2. VA’s Caregiver Support program offers clinical services to caregivers of eligible and covered Veterans enrolled in the VA health care system.

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  3. Naloxone is a medication designed to rapidly reverse an opioid overdose. When used immediately after an overdose, naloxone can block the effects of opioids. Read more on the blog:

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  4. Today’s is Marine Corps Veteran Archie Van Winkle, who served in World War II and the Korean War and earned a Congressional Medal of Honor.

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  5. In this episode of The BLUF we explore mobility exercises, VA’s Whole Health program, and how blast exposure can impact mental health.

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  6. Answer: There are several options available for 24/7 crisis support. Call (1-800-273-8255 and Press 1), chat (), or text (838255).

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  7. Veteran Catherine D’Angelo received gold medal in National Veterans Creative Arts competition in festival held in St. Petersburg, Florida.

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  8. A VA case review showed missed opportunities for screening a patient for thoughts of suicide in multiple visits to the emergency department.

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  9. Take it from Veterans who know: It’s never too late to improve your mental health. This , learn what Veterans Know — the many great reasons to reach out for support:

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  10. Today's is Marine Corps and Army Veteran Courtney Tremayne Johnson, who died in July 2007 from a mortar attack in Iraq. He is buried at Raleigh National Cemetery. For this Memorial May, we honor his service.

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  11. VA is highlighting 250 Veterans leading up to July 4, 2026, which marks 250 years of independence. This week’s salute is Marine Veteran Duane Dewey, received a Medal of Honor for shielding his platoon from a grenade in Korea.

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  12. There’s one month left to apply for suicide prevention grant funding. Get started today to ensure enough time to complete the application. Details here:

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  13. The Video Blood Pressure Visits program offers Veterans a virtual alternative to in-person blood pressure follow-up evaluations.

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  14. Retweeted
    May 11

    I was moved by the story Philip Coats shared about the loss of his friend, a veteran who succumbed to death by suicide. Coats, who isn’t a Veteran, says his connection to this community has grown deeper & he is committed to doing all he can to honor his friend & Veterans alike.

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  15. Retweeted
    May 11

    Privileged to participate with in a walk to honor our fallen Veteran heroes.

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  16. A new tranquility garden is bringing hopefulness, healing, and recovery to Veterans. It’s a new addition to the in-patient mental health unit.

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  17. “Your identity is wrapped up in your uniform.” 20-year Veteran Olivia Nunn talks about the challenges of making the transition from soldier to civilian on this week’s episode of 🎧

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  18. . will join the Goals Forum today to hear from patients and patient advocates about improving patient experiences in the diagnosis and treatment of cancer.

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  19. Veterans: Choose the pathway that aligns directly with your career goals. Whether you’re planning to go back to school or interested in learning a trade, your GI Bill® benefits can help you get started on the right path! Take the first step here:

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  20. GioStent, a straw-like stent inserted in the ear canal to allow sound to pass through, was invented by a hearing-impaired . He collaborated with VA employees, who created and perfected the device.

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