July 2026
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Insomnia, nightmares, and sleep apnea often persist with PTSD in Veterans. Evidence supports direct sleep assessment, referral, and targeted care.
For veterans who have tried to quit and are still smoking, relative-risk information is not academic. Dr. Timothy Vermillion writes about VA tobacco guidance, FDA-authorized nicotine pouches, and EMDR’s signal-sized addiction-protocol evidence.
FDA finalized psychedelic clinical-trial guidance as VA and HHS began a five-year veteran research partnership. The actions shape research and public input—but approve no treatment.
Nine of 12 veterans met one-month response and remission thresholds in an uncontrolled pilot. The intensive, highly selected design cannot establish efficacy.
A new federal campaign connects veterans with trucking training and licensing pathways. The practical details are narrower than the promotional pitch.
Watch or listen to the EMDRNews Podcast companion episode on how EMDR may work, including working memory, dual attention, arousal, and AIP.
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