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Agent Orange/Gulf War
News & Research:
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Rising Suicides Stump Military Leaders - ABC News, 9/27/11
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Improved behavioral health needed to respond to rising number of suicides
among US Armed Forces - Science Daily, 2/17/11
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Emotional effects of heavy combat can be lifelong for veterans - Science
Daily, 10/6/10 - "heavy combat exposure at a young
age had a detrimental effect on physical health and psychological well-being
for about half of the men well into their 80s ... about half of the veterans
who experienced a high level of combat showed signs of stress-related growth
at mid-life, leading to greater wisdom
and well-being in old age
than among veterans who witnessed no combat"
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Agent Orange exposure linked to Graves' disease in Vietnam veterans, study
finds - Science Daily, 6/28/10
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Possible Association Between Agent Orange Exposure And Increased Risk Of
Developing Ischemic Heart Disease Or Parkinson's Disease For Vietnam
Veterans - Science Daily, 7/24/09
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Agent Orange Exposure Increases Veterans' Risk Of Aggressive Recurrence Of
Prostate Cancer - Science Daily, 4/20/09
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Agent Orange Exposure, Vietnam War Veterans, and the Risk of Prostate Cancer
- oncologystat.com, 11/6/08
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Exposure To Agent Orange Linked To Prostate Cancer In Vietnam Veterans -
Science Daily, 8/5/08
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New
Study Strengthens Association Of Prostate Cancer With Exposure To Agent
Orange - Science Daily, 5/15/08
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Predicting Growth Hormone Treatment Success - Science Daily, 12/17/07
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To What Extent
Can Age, Income, Diabetes, or Agent Orange Explain Hypertension? -
Medscape, 10/10/07 - "Regular examination cycles in
this study have consistently reported an increase in the prevalence of
hypertension"
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Agent Orange, High BP May Be Linked - WebMD, 7/26/07
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Veterans Exposed To Agent Orange Have Higher Rates Of Prostate Cancer
Recurrence - Science Daily, 5/20/07
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For
Iraq Veterans, Migraines May Be Sign Of Other Problems - Science Daily,
5/3/07
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Gulf War Vets Suffer Brain Changes - WebMD, 5/1/07
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Agent Orange Causes Genetic Disturbance In New Zealand Vietnam War Veterans,
Study Shows - Science Daily, 4/19/07
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Panel Refutes
'Gulf War Syndrome' - WebMD, 9/12/06
- Agent
Orange study ends, no cancer link - MSNBC, 9/7/06
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Agent Orange
'caused gene damage' - BBC News, 7/28/06
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Mysterious Condition Still More Prevalent Among Persian Gulf Vets -
Science Daily, 1/6/06
- Lung cancer linked to Gulf War fires - MSNBC, 12/20/04
- Autonomic Dysfunction May Play a Role in Gulf War Syndrome - Medscape, 9/30/04
- Agent Orange Linked To Cancer Risk - Intelihealth, 1/23/04
- Treatment for Gulf War Illness Works - WebMD, 3/18/03
- Solvent, Insecticide Chemicals Not Linked to Gulf War Illness - WebMD, 2/19/03
- Sarin Responsible For Gulf Syndrome? - CBS News, 1/24/03
- Leukemia, Agent Orange Link Found - Intelihealth,1/24/03
- Gulf War Chemical Cocktail May Jeopardize Reproduction - Intelihealth, 1/16/03
- Gulf War Chemicals May Harm Testes - WebMD, 1/10/03
- Don't Blame Gulf War for Illness - WebMD, 11/25/02
- Doctors Seek Cause Of Gulf War Illness - Intelihealth, 5/12/02
- Vietnam, U.S Outline Future Agent Orange Research - Intelihealth, 3/10/02
- Researchers Back Away From Conclusion That Agent Orange May Cause Cancer In Children - Intelihealth, 2/28/02
- New Gulf War Study Raises Questions - Intelihealth, 2/22/02
- Agent Orange may still affect Vietnamese - CNN, 5/14/01
- Agent Orange, Childhood Leukemia May Be Linked - WebMD, 4/19/01
- Agent Orange may increase risk of child leukemia - USA Today, 4/19/01
- Study Finds Possible Link Between Agent Orange, Children's Leukemia - Intelihealth, 4/19/01 -
"One study, for example, looked at 50,000 Australian veterans of the Vietnam War. It
found 13 cases of AML in their children, while in a normal population that size the number of cases expected would be between zero and six ... The strongest link was seen in children who developed the disease at the youngest ages, which suggests that the cause may stem from a parent"
- Gulf War Illness -- What Do We Know? Symptoms Are Real, but Scientists Still Squabbling Over Source - WebMD, 1/25/01
- Panel finds Pentagon 'diligent' on Gulf War illness issue - CNN, 12/21/00
- Gulf War syndrome symptoms linked to brain damage - CNN, 11/27/00
- Medical legacies of Vietnam live on - CNN, 4/28/00
- Agent Orange Effects Still Being Felt After 25 Years - Intelihealth, 4/24/00
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