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Military, Veterans, Gulf War Syndrome

Veterans Hurt by Chemical Weapons in Iraq Get Apology

The 40-year war- Agent Orange casualties keep mounting

Several Claim Army ‘Dragged Its Feet’ On Toxic Vapor Testing Near Fort Gillem

Veterans claim contractor in charge of burn pits is responsible for lung illnesses

Gulf War Illness Leaves a Mark on the Brain

Veterans returning home point to open air burn pits

How to Stop Burn Pits From Becoming the Next Agent Orange

U.S. troops in Afghanistan sent waste to open burn pits, report finds

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Monsanto’s Leftover Chemicals Poisoning Ft. McClellan Military Base

Plagued by diseases, aging fliers find VA unwilling to help

Victims of Toxic Chemicals Fight for Benefits From VA

VA vows to pay families sickened after exposure to Lejeune water

Sick McClellan veterans fighting for help

I-Team: Toxic-water victims at Camp Lejeune can’t sue

Financial relief finally coming for Camp Lejeune toxic water victims

Toxic water found below Air Guard base

Sick veterans who served at shuttered, toxic Army base turn to Congress, VA for help

Camp Lejeune and the U.S. Military’s Polluted Legacy

Over 9000 veterans suffer from Gulf War health problems

Wisconsin GWS Proclamation

Four decades after Agent Orange – heartbreaking pictures show even now babies in Vietnam are being born with horrific defects

Panel to study at Agent Orange residue exposure

Research stalls on dangers of military burn pits

Lejeune water contamination dated to 1950s

Veterans cite lingering peril of Agent Orange

Local veterans say nearby Army base is toxic, made them sick

Veterans of Iraq, Afghanistan Battle Lung Trouble

Vietnam Veterans Still Looking for Answers on Agent Orange

Vets say Ft. McClellan made them sick

Agency says it lacks authority for Lejeune cancer study

Report: Gulf War symptoms too broad for one definition

Researchers link Iraq dust with some vets’ lung problems

Feds mum on bigger cancer study for Camp Lejeune

Camp Lejeune Study Finds Higher Cancer Death Risk

USS Ronald Reagan Crew Members Sick With Cancer Three Years After Fukushima Contamination

CDC: Tainted drinking water at Camp Lejeune in NC linked to birth defects, childhood cancer

Gulf War Research Misses the Point (Again)

New vets showing Gulf War illness symptoms

Study provides more clues to Gulf War illness – and hope

Researchers tie Gulf War illness to brain damage

Researchers Find Biological Evidence of Gulf War Illnesses

Airborne Toxins: The Direct Cause of Gulf War Illnesses

Nerve gas, insecticide exposure possible cause of Gulf War illness, say GHSU researchers

Bioengineers Identify the Cellular Mechanisms of Traumatic Brain Injury; New Hope for Treatment of TBI in Veterans Wounded by Explosions

More Than 70 Members of Congress Demand Cognitive Treatment for Troops With Traumatic Brain Injuries

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