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Download these 3 Veteran-focused infographics to print or share.
Agent Orange Risks
The Hidden Link Between Agent Orange and Lung Cancer
Many veterans were exposed to Agent Orange without knowing the long-term risks. Hear Jim’s story and learn why staying informed could save lives. Watch now to understand the connection.
Toxic Exposure Dangers
How Military Exposures Raise Lung Cancer Risk
Burn pits, chemicals, and airborne hazards are part of many veterans’ service history. Dr. Moghanaki explains how these exposures impact lung health. Find out what veterans need to know.
VA Leading the Way
How the VA Is Transforming Lung Screening Access
The VA is making lung cancer screening easier and more accessible than ever. Discover how this program is saving veteran lives. Learn how to access screening through the VA.
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Lung screening in many ways is a win-win for all. The patient wins because their cancer is smaller, it's more curable, the treatments are much less toxic.
Dr. Drew Moghanaki, radiation oncologist at UCLA Health and Staff Physician at the VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System
Voices of Hope from Fellow Veterans
VA Video Connect is a platform that allows Veterans and their caregivers to meet virtually with their VA healthcare teams on any computer, tablet, or mobile device with an internet connection.
Contact Ask VA with questions about your health care and benefits (including the GI Bill). Questions, updates, and documents can be submitted online.
Learn about the VA chatbot and ask a question: Veterans can also use the VA chatbot to get information about VA benefits and services. The chatbot won’t connect you with a person, but it can show you where to go on VA.gov to find answers to some common questions.