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Recognizing the Dallas VA Medical Center for eliminating liver tumors and returning patients home the same day
By public affairs specialist Jennifer Roy, VA North Texas Health Care System Veterans have Hepatitis C virus, a damaging liver infection, as the result of various exposures during their military service. In addition, these same Veterans are counted among the 42,000 Americans that are diagnosed with liver cancer and related tumors each year because of Hepatitis C. [ read more ] |
USAISR leading the way in ‘Stop the Bleed’ initiative
By Steven Galvan, DBA “Stop the Bleed” national awareness campaign was launched in 2015 to encourage bystanders in emergency incidents to get involved and stop life threatening bleeding. The campaign encourages everyone to become trained, equipped and empowered to help stop bleeding in emergencies before help arrives. [ read more ] |
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