The neurotoxic effects of Agent Orange can affect the long-term brain health of veterans and anyone exposed to similar herbicides.

A series of doses of ketamine gave veterans with treatment-resistant depression partial relief. Some people even had full remission.

Gulf War Illness, which affects approximately 250,000 US veterans, cuts the ability of white blood cells to make energy, a new study shows.

An expert breaks down how PTSD affects people beyond the battlefield and how people experiencing it can get help.

New research with veterans finds a connection between DNA methylation signals of accelerated cellular aging and PTSD.

Veterans have a high risk of homelessness. Thomas Byrne gets into why—and how best to help them. One way: Advocate for more affordable housing.

Eligibility for disability compensation is associated with substantial reductions in hospitalizations among Vietnam-era military veterans.

After the presidential election of Barack Obama, Black and Hispanic veterans, on average, experienced about two fewer poor mental health days a month.

Running just a few times a week could be a powerful tool in getting relief from symptoms related to Gulf War illness.

Food insecurity is estimated to affect up to 24% of US military veterans, but risks are significantly higher for people of color and women.