Which cancer program is aimed at military veterans?

The Veterans Affairs Cancer Program (VACP) specifically addresses the unique health care needs of military veterans, providing tailored cancer care that considers their service-related health challenges. This program is designed to ensure that veterans have access to comprehensive cancer prevention, treatment, and aftercare services. By recognizing the distinct health issues faced by veterans, the VACP aims to enhance the quality of life and outcomes for those who have served in the military.

Programs like the Free Standing Cancer Center Program, Pediatric Cancer Program, and Comprehensive Community Cancer Program focus on broad populations or specific demographics rather than targeting veterans specifically. Each of those programs serves different neoplastic care needs but does not cater exclusively to the veteran population.