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25 Investigates: Research in Boston could lead to cure for Gulf War illness
Kerry Kavanaugh
February marked the 30-year anniversary of the first Gulf War, Operation Desert Storm. The war to liberate the country of Kuwait lasted less than two months. But, veterans of that war say they have been battling the debilitating effects of Gulf War illness ever since.
Anchor and investigative reporter Kerry Kavanaugh learned decades of research happening in Boston has led to potentially game-changing treatments. Turns out, those treatments could also help people suffering long-term effects of COVID-19.
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“My mother said when I came back, she says you’re not the same person and went over there,” the Dover, New Hampshire veteran told Kavanaugh. ....

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