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Under new direction from Chief of Staff Curt Cashour since early 2026, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has made it clear that it is prioritizing research and testing of emerging treatments ranging from MDMA for PTSD to GLP-1s for alcohol use disorder.  

President said nine months at sea ‘not nearly long enough’ even as families call for attention to mental health crisis

In a study following over 250,000 adults over 20 years, researchers found that body mass index (BMI) measurements used traditionally for years as a predictor of heart disease risk may not be the most accurate measure when looking at nine outcomes, including heart attacks, strokes and heart failure

British race car legend Lewis Hamilton, 41, shocked fans with his chiseled physique

A new protein shake bar is mixing fitness, nutrition and community education under one roof in Aurora

If the federal government fails to extend federal subsidies that offset healthcare premiums, Sen. Amy Klobuchar, as governor, would create a state tax credit to help with those skyrocketing costs

One of gaming’s most highly anticipated sequels in an iconic adventure franchise just received an update on its release window. Tomb Raider: Catalyst, the next game featuring Lara Croft, was previously delayed to 2028. The game will be preceded by Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis, which is scheduled to release in 2027

SEATTLE —Five children fighting critical illnesses are getting the chance to take the field like Seattle Seahawksplayers as part of a special wish experience with the team and Make-A-Wish

The Navy is sending more mental health support to the USS Abraham Lincoln as it prepares to leave the Middle East, officials said. The effort comes as the Acting Secretary of the Navy acknowledged that the service had “treated” sailors’ mental health on the aircraft carrier