The Journal of Military Veterans and Family Health is a peer-reviewed journal focused on the health research of military veterans and their family members. The journal aims to publish high-quality research articles covering a wide range of health issues faced by veterans during and after service, including but not limited to mental health, physical health, chronic disease management, rehabilitation, family relationships, and social adaptation. The purpose of the journal is to promote understanding of the unique health needs of the military veteran population and to drive the development of relevant healthcare policies and services. It provides a professional communication platform for clinical doctors, researchers, public health experts, policy makers, and veterans service providers to share best practices, research findings, and innovative solutions.

The magazine emphasizes interdisciplinary research and encourages the integration and application of knowledge from basic sciences, clinical medicine, public health, and social sciences in veterans' health research. In addition, the journal also focuses on long-term health trends and emerging health threats for veterans, as well as how to improve their quality of life through effective interventions. This magazine provides rich resources for the military health research community through various forms of content such as original research, review articles, clinical reports, policy analysis, and reviews. Its target readership includes professionals dedicated to improving the health of military personnel and veterans, as well as scholars and students interested in military medicine and public health.