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Research Breakthroughs Supporting Veteran Health

New treatments, screening tools, and ongoing studies are advancing care for veterans with PTSD, women veterans, and those facing isolation.

Honoring Our Heroes This Memorial Day

We reflect on the lives of those who made the ultimate sacrifice and renew our commitment to supporting those who served.

Heart and Armor in the Media

See the latest articles and features highlighting our work in science, mental health advocacy, and community action.

Greason's 100th Birthday Celebration

For a century, William Henry Greason showed up for his country. On September 3, 2024, his country showed up for him.

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Our mission is to improve the mental health and well-being of veterans by advancing science, fostering strong civilian–veteran relationships, and ensuring care reaches those who need it most. We translate research into real-world results and bring together public health data, peer-reviewed science, and community-driven action to support veterans long after they return home.

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Science is driving lasting solutions for veterans’ mental health

Science ensures the right help reaches the right veterans at the right time.

New advances in PTSD prevention and treatment protocols
30+ peer-reviewed publications improving veteran care
Over $15 million secured in follow-up research investment

$15,000,000

in follow-up research dollars generated to advance veteran health

30

peer-reviewed scientific publications produced to date

Trauma-related mental health problems for warfighters are complicated and widespread

The scope of the problem is vast, demanding a public health response. Science provides maps, data and evidence about what actually works.

700,000

of 3.5 million Post 9/11 veterans are projected to suffer from PTSD

90%

of veterans with PTSD are not receiving evidence-based treatment

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