What does VA stand for?

The US Department of Veterans Affairs has set up a VA loan program to meet the financing needs of the veterans so that they find it easier to access the credit (at a lower rate of interest) that they require from the lending institutions within the country.

These soldiers are receiving free substance abuse treatment through the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), and their families have access, through Army One Source, to behavioral health support and up to six free counseling sessions that are not part of the official medical system.

DSHS and the state Department of Veterans Affairs were also among nine states represented in a "Veterans Policy Academy" that started last year.

United States Department of Veterans Affairs (Washington, DC) has patented a transgenic screen and method for screening biological and chemical test substances or molecules for their ability to influence or modulate the production of BDNF in cells, includes a fusion gene having a zebrafish BDNF gene fragment (promoter) and a fluorescent marker gene inserted downstream of the BDNF gene fragment.

At the federal level, the Department of Veterans Affairs recently updated its criteria for evaluating and compensating veterans with traumatic brain injuries.

GAO-09-145 January 23, 2009 In fiscal year 2007, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) spent about $4.

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Secretary of Veterans Affairs James Peake recently announced the appointment of Gale Watson as National Director of Blind Rehabilitation Services (BRS) for the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) in Washington, DC, on August 12, 2008 at the national conference of the Blinded Veterans Association in Phoenix, Arizona.