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Vietnam Veterans of America Agent Orange/Dioxin Committee is asking the children of Vietnam veterans exposed to Agent Orange; adult children (we recommend you register your children also) who are ill and/or have birth defects, learning disabilities and/or mental health issues; to...

Peripheral Neuropathy: How this Mushroom Can Repair Damaged Nerves

January 03, 2015

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agent orange, alternative medicine, B-12, children of Vietnam veterans, Hericium erinaceus, Lion’s Mane mushroom, military exposures, military families, peripheral neuropathy, veterans children, Vietnam B 12, Vietnam veterans

For anyone suffering from damage to the peripheral nerves, vitamin B12 supplementation is critical to promoting nerve regeneration. Methyl-B12 has been shown to help regenerate nerves and promote the rebuilding of the myelin sheath – a protective coating around the nerves. While...

Veteran’s death points to ongoing problems

January 03, 2015

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2-4-D, agent orange, agent orange vietnam veterans memorial, AOVVM, children of Vietnam veterans, dioxin, military exposures, military families, tcdd, veterans children, Vietnam War

Anyone can experience what Dave went through in Vietnam in a novel authored by an Ivy League graduate and Rhodes Scholar who joined the Marines out of patriotism and went through the hell of Vietnam experienced by his – and Dave Brott’s – generation. The novel,...

Kan. veteran worries exposure to hazardous fumes cause of health problems

Garrison, a 28-year-old from Leavenworth, experienced debilitating muscle pain for several days and was hospitalized at a U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs facility. He left with a cane that he was still using last month. After multiple wartime deployments to Afghanistan as an...

Medical association considers changes in Gulf War study

December 18, 2014

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children of Gulf war veterans, Environmental Triggers, Gulf War, gulf war illness, gulf war veterans, INSTITUTE OF MEDICINE (IOM), military exposures, military families, Psychiatric Triggers, VA, veterans children

The Department of Veterans Affairs commissioned the Institute of Medicine to conduct the review, and the committee’s report is expected to help lay the foundation for future treatments and benefits for thousands of Gulf War veterans. The VA previously determined...

VA Waitlist Scandals: These boots were made for waiting

December 11, 2014

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afghanistan, agent orange, agent orange legacy, burn pits, Gulf War, gulf war illness, Iraq war, lung disorders, military exposures, military families, veterans children, Vietnam veterans, Vietnam War

War is expensive to wage, and it takes a lot of money to heal physical and psychological wounds. Unwilling to face up to the true costs of modern warfare, the government has systematically tried to weasel out of covering the full costs of care for injured and ill veterans for...

Toxic Trash Contamination on US Military Bases

In August 2010, New York Times correspondent James Risen discussed problems from burn pit toxic waste exposure. Former staff sgt. Susan Clifford one of many victims. Involved in dumping Balad Air Base trash “into a massive, open-air pit.” “Every conceivable type…” Includi...

Expose: Pulling the Curtain Back on the VA Disability Process, Corruption and Patient Abuse

December 10, 2014

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congress, Environmental Hazard Toxic Exposures, military exposures, military families, Patient Abuse, U.S. Supreme court, VA Comp and Pen, VA Disability Process, veterans benefits, veterans children

The VA Comp and Pen system is literally a patchwork of small hate crimes and patient abuse bungles which are implemented in small stages across the entire scope of the procedure. It starts from the very first filing by the veteran all the way into the final stages of appeal into...

New research links Iraq dust to ill soldiers

December 09, 2014

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Iraq veterans, Iraq war, lung diseases, military exposures, military families, other metals, Titanium, Toxic Dust

Titanium and other metals found in dust at a base in Iraq have been linked to the dust found in six sick soldiers’ lungs, according to a study set to be released Monday. “We biopsied several patients and found titanium in every single one of them,” said Anthony...

Camp Lejeune, North Carolina: Adverse Birth Outcomes Study Results

December 02, 2014

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birth defect research for children, birth defects, Camp Lejune, Cold war era veterans, DCE, Korean veterans, military exposures, military families, PCE, Superfund sites, TCE, veterans children, Vietnam veterans, VOCs, Water Contamination, World War II veterans

Click Here for PDF Study Purpose The purpose of this study was to determine if maternal exposures to contaminants in drinking water at Camp Lejeune were associated with preterm birth and fetal growth retardation. This study is a reanalysis of a previous study, which...

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REGISTER NOW: IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO CHILDREN OF VIETNAM VETERANS

Peripheral Neuropathy: How this Mushroom Can Repair Damaged Nerves

Veteran’s death points to ongoing problems

Kan. veteran worries exposure to hazardous fumes cause of health problems

Medical association considers changes in Gulf War study

VA Waitlist Scandals: These boots were made for waiting

Toxic Trash Contamination on US Military Bases

Expose: Pulling the Curtain Back on the VA Disability Process, Corruption and Patient Abuse

New research links Iraq dust to ill soldiers

Camp Lejeune, North Carolina: Adverse Birth Outcomes Study Results

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