Exposed to Environmental Toxins in the Military? A House Committee Wants to Hear from You
Ahead of a hearing on military exposures, the House Veterans Affairs Committee is seeking feedback from vets.
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Ahead of a hearing on military exposures, the House Veterans Affairs Committee is seeking feedback from vets.
Attorney Jonathan Sharp writes that more needs to be done to address the health effects military veterans and their families have suffered as a result of exposure to toxic compounds during their service and time on installations such as Camp Lejeune.
Bills introduced in Congress that would broaden eligibility for VA medical care and disability benefits would top $200 billion over 10 years.
Veterans who served in Thailand have long contended they face a higher bar in winning Veterans Administration (VA) disability benefits claims, having to clearly demonstrate they were exposed to Agent Orange or other harmful herbicides while their fellow veterans enjoy a presumption that they were exposed.
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