Public health information for veterans, health professionals and the public

The Office of Public Health and Environmental Hazards improves veterans' health through prevention and treatment, outreach, surveillance and focusing on special populations, including women veterans, veterans with HIV/AIDS, veterans with hepatitis C, and veterans exposed to hazardous materials during military service.  The Office also manages VA’s medical response to emergencies and protects the safety and health of Veterans Health Administration employees.

Hepatitis C  HIV/AIDS  Infection Don't Pass It On Campaign Pandemic Flu  Seasonal Flu  Smoking and Tobacco Use Cessation  War–Related Illness and Injury Women Veterans Health	Agent Orange Cold Injury  Depleted Uranium Gulf War Veterans' Illnesses  Mustard Gas Project 112/Project SHAD  Radiation	Clinical Information by Topic  Environmental Epidemiology Public Health Quality Management  Surveillance and Research Veterans Health Initiative  War–Related Illness and Injury Study Centers
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