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Our Mission: Advancing Veterans Health Through Research

NCIRE – The Veterans Health Research Institute is the leading nonprofit research institute in the United States devoted to advancing Veterans health research.
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	Women May Be More Vulnerable to the Adverse Physical Health Effects of PTSD Aoife O'Donavan, PhD Researchers at NCIRE are pursuing a deeper understanding of gender differences in the consequences of traumatic stress.

	Rebecca Sudore, MD Outstanding Junior Investigator 2012 The Society of General Internal Medicine presented its 2012 Outstanding Junior Investigator Award to Rebecca Sudore, MD, a geriatrician at the San Francisco VA Medical Center.

	The Brain at War 2012 Fifth Annual Conference Gathers in San Francisco The Brain at War, the leading national conference on the neurocognitive consequences of combat, convened for the fifth year at the Marines' Memorial Club and Hotel in San Francisco on June 21, 2012.

	SFVAMC to Establish Mission Bay Research Center New Laboratories Will Strengthen Collaboration with UCSF On May 30, San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee announced that the San Francisco VA Medical Center will open a 42,000 square foot research center in Mission Bay.

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Jul 27, 2012
San Francisco VA Psychiatry Researcher Honored by Behavioral Medicine Society

Jul 26, 2012
Telephone Therapy Technique Brings More Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans Into Mental Health Treatment

Jun 14, 2012
Virtual Colonoscopy Without Laxative Equals Standard Colonoscopy in Identifying Clinically Significant Polyps

Events

The Brain at War

June 21, 2012

The fifth annual meeting of the leading national conference on the neurological and psychological wounds of war.

Featured Supporters

JM Wristbands – Music Fans Supporting Veterans Health

Kristy Marcus, Sue Ammons, and Brenda Butts (left to right) – devoted John Mayer fans and best friends – are the founders and organizers of JM Wristbands. Wristbands, they explain, are a customary way for dedicated music fans to identify each other at concerts; sales proceeds are donated to NCIRE.