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100 percent scheduler verses unemployability
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100 Percent Rating Following Prostate Cancer SurgeryVeterans are Entitled to a 100 Percent Rating for Six Months Following Prostate Cancer Surgery, But Many Keep That Rating for a Year or Longer
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Filing a Writ at the Veterans' CourtFiling a Writ: What it Means, How it Works, and When it Should be Filed.
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VA's Fully Developed Claim ProjectVA "partners" with VSOs in fully-developed claim-decision process. But, just what is a fully-developed claim?
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VA to Hire 1,900 Health Care WorkersThe Understaffed Mental Health Clinics at the VA are Hiring More Workers
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Documentary Exposes the Challenging Transition to Home Life"Hell and Back Again" Details One Marine's Struggle to Adjust to Life After Combat
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"PTSD Coach" - A New PTSD Application for the iPhone"PTSD Coach" Provides Veterans with PTSD with Help Everywhere They Go
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Serious Delays at the Board of Veterans Appeals and More ExpectedStatistics on 2012 Delays at the Board of Veterans Appeals and Regional Offices and What Delays Can Be Expected in the Future
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Army Commander Advises Against Diagnosing PTSD to Save MoneyArmy Commander's Instructions Change Some PTSD Diagnoses to Personality Disorder Diagnoses to Save Money
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Why is the VA So Slow to Process Claims?
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The VA Secretary Has a Duty to Elicit Lay EvidenceThe VA Secretary Has a General Duty to Make Reasonable Efforts to Assist a Claimant in Obtaining Evidence that is Necessary to Substantiate the Benefits Claim.
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VA Doctors Cannot Deny Coverage Based on Missing Service or Post Service RecordsVA Doctors Cannot Deny Coverage Based on Missing Service or Post Service Records.