Patricia Kime

Military Times

Covers military/veterans health care and medicine for Military Times

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It’s been two years since the scandal first broke about overlong wait-times for veterans seeking medical care -- but the billions spent didn’t fix the problem and in some instances may…

The VA and an Epidemic of Veteran Suicides

It’s been two years since the scandal first broke about overlong wait-times for veterans seeking medical care -- but the billions spent didn’t fix the problem and in some instances may…

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