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Are You a Veteran & Exposed in a Blue Water Zone?

Navy veterans who believe they were exposed to toxic herbicides in Blue Water Zones can review their records, engage an attorney, and speak with the VA to determine if they qualify for disability benefits. Summary Veterans exposed to Agent Orange in Blue Water Zones while serving on military vessels during the Vietnam War can seek […]

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Risk of Brain Cancer Linked to Severe Brain Injuries in Vets

A study finds prior traumatic brain injuries can increase a veteran’s risk of developing brain cancer. Summary A new cohort study suggests a strong statistical relationship between severe brain injuries in veterans and an increased risk of developing brain cancer. Veterans experiencing brain cancer due to traumatic brain injuries during service can seek legal support […]

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New Study Shows Prevalence of Anxiety in Military Vets | VetLaw

Researchers have found evidence that suggests increased rates of anxiety among veterans, especially those who are at a greater risk for experiencing traumatic events.  Summary Emerging research warns that the pervasiveness of anxiety in military veterans presents a threat to their well-being and requires action. There are several types of anxiety disorders, but researchers believe […]

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Lasting Effects of Military Sexual Trauma | VetLaw

Summary Veterans who have experienced non-consensual sexual from a fellow service member while serving may qualify for a Military Sexual Trauma claim Sexual violence and harassment are ongoing issues in every branch of the military, and they are perpetrated and experienced by service members of all backgrounds The VA provides benefits to survivors of Military […]

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How Gastrointestinal Health Can Be Linked to Mental Health

Veterans with mental health issues may experience related gastrointestinal problems. Summary Veterans can benefit from understanding how gastrointestinal health can be linked to mental health. The gastrointestinal tract hosts bacteria that create and deploy chemical messengers to the brain. A damaged or malfunctioning digestive system can deprive the brain of signals that keep it healthy. […]

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