Gulf War syndrome not caused by depleted uranium but due to exposure to sarin
Gulf War Syndrome has been recorded in thousands of armed forces personnel A quarter of a million Gulf War veterans suffer from the mysterious condition It can cause fatigue, headaches, joint pain, indigestion, insomnia and dizziness It was long thought to be caused by exposure to debris from depleted uranium Now it is thought to be caused by exposure to sarin gas when Iraqi weapons cache was destroyed in January 1991
United Kingdom Sandy Pike Randall Parrish Us Department Of Defence A Ministry Of Defence Centers For Disease
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