Research

The RAND Epstein Family Veterans Policy Research Institute is a free repository of research and data about the programs and policies that affect Veterans.

This week, VA’s Office of Research and Development (ORD) published three new articles spotlighting research that advances care for Veterans in heart health, mental health and health-system navigation.

The abstract DREADD describes the emotional and psychological toll experienced by patients following any diabetes-related amputation.

On World Breast Cancer Research Day, we take time to recognize the work we do at VA that helps contribute to the successes against breast cancer experienced by our Veterans.

Student loan support and access to advanced technology are just a few of the benefits available to gastroenterology physicians at VA.

Innovation is at the heart of the work we do at VA. Our teams strive to find new ways to care for Veterans and improve their daily lives.

Veteran spouse unemployment continues to be a significant issue within the military community and remains over five times the national average!

By encouraging new ideas presented by our employees, VA embraces innovation and paves the path to better health care outcomes for Veterans.

Earn better employment benefits as you work to change the face of medicine with your research.

If you are a 1990-91 Gulf War Veteran with questions or concerns about Gulf War Illness, you’re invited to join research committee sessions.

As valuable members of the VA team, pharmacists play a critical role in Veteran care, as well as serve as mentors and leaders in their fields.

The Million Veteran Program is a national research project learning how genes and military experiences and exposures affect health and illness.