Internal VA Emails Reveal How Trump Cuts Jeopardize Veterans' Care
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VA emails obtained by ProPublica showed DOGE marked cancer-registry contracts for immediate termination; officials warned they would be unable to track oncology treatment and recurrence, and VA later said it was seeking a national replacement.
Passages and source records documenting: DOGE marked VA cancer-registry support for immediate terminationDOGE marked VA cancer-registry support for immediate termination · VA pursued a national replacement after local officials warned of oncology tracking failures
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Internal VA warnings obtained by ProPublica said cuts could deprive more than 1,000 veterans of access to treatment studies; the administration restored some work, but advanced head-and-neck cancer trials remained stalled.
Passages and source records documenting: VA clinicians warned more than 1,000 veterans could lose access to research treatmentVA clinicians warned more than 1,000 veterans could lose access to research treatment · Some decisions were reversed, but several trials remained stalled