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More personal health data is available to Veterans online than ever before. On June 26, join VA's Office of Connected Care and American Veterans (AMVETS) for a Facebook Live event on My HealtheVet.

Cancer is scary. But regular screenings increase your chance of catching it early, when it's more likely to be cured. The three most common cancers often show no symptoms during early stages and can only be detected through tests. But do you know at what age and how often you should be screened?

Being in pain is an individual experience and a normal part of life: a skinned knee, a headache, a broken bone. But knowing the difference between acute pain and chronic pain is very important when it comes to talking with your health care team and planning pain-management strategies

Summer is the perfect time to get outside and have fun. Whether you like swimming, running, biking, or walking, there are many activities pulling you outdoors. While it's good to make the most of being in the sun, since it's a strong source of vitamin D, working out in high temperatures comes with the risk of heat-related illnesses.

Did you know you can access your VA health information anytime, anyplace? All you need is a computer or mobile phone with internet connection and access is yours. Having your VA health record can help you better manage your health, avoid medical errors, and save time.