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Patient Michael Swan rests his hand on his walker as he inhales a drag while taking a cigarette break in the smoking shack outside the West Roxbury campus of the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Boston, Monday, Sept. 30, 2019. The VA is set to ban smoking at all its grounds nationwide starting Oct. 1, a welcome move by health-conscious veterans but not by others who enjoy a smoke between appointments. (AP Photo/Charles Krupa)

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VA schedules health care town hall in New Hampshire

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This Monday, May 6, 2019 photo provided by the Manchester VA Medical Center shows a Bible as part of a memorial table display at the veterans hospital in Manchester, N.H. A U.S. Air Force veteran has sued the director of the hospital over the display of the Bible. (Kristin Pressly/Manchester VA Medical Center via AP)

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Report : No fault with former leadership at Manchester VA

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Task Force: Full-service veterans hospital not necessary

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Manchester VA Medical Center to hold open house

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The Latest: Report: Manchester VA working to fix problems

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Report: Manchester VA ignored whistleblower complaints

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Delegation calls for improved care for women at VA hospital

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In this Tuesday, July 26, 2017 photo, Dr. Stewart Levenson, left, chief of medicine at the Manchester VA Medical Center, and Dr. Ed Kois, head of the hospital's spinal cord clinic, stand outside their attorney's office in Manchester, N.H. The doctors are among 11 hospital staffers whose complaints about substandard conditions and care at New Hampshire's only VA hospital have led to an investigation. Secretary of Veterans Affairs David Shulkin plans to meet with them next week. (AP Photo/Holly Ramer)

The Latest: Manchester VA hospital director promises reforms

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Veterans hospital officials removed over care allegations

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