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A new scientific paper offers evidence nerve agents released during the 1991 Iraq war could have carried downwind and fallen on American troops in Saudi Arabia.
Barbers, long linked to medical care, are effective in testing blood pressure and encouraging their clientele to seek a doctor's care, U.S. researchers say.
Disputes between University of Texas Southwestern researchers and the Veterans Administration are delaying finding causes of Gulf War illnesses, officials said.
U.S. researchers link brain damage consistent with chemical exposure in veterans with Gulf War syndrome.
Researchers at Southern Methodist University in Dallas said they are aiming to pinpoint specific areas of the the brain affected by Gulf War Syndrome.
Dallas researchers have uncovered damage in a specific, primitive part of the nervous systems of veterans suffering from Gulf War syndrome. The University of Texas team's work found that damage to the parasympathetic nervous system may account for nearly
A third study has determined men who served in the military are 60 percent more likely to develop Lou Gehrig's disease than men who didn't.
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation stops ringing in the ears, a common hearing test may help detect other ear problems as well, and other news of modern health.
Vietnam War veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder seem more likely to develop autoimmune diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis or psoriasis, researchers reported Wednesday.
A decorated Army veteran who wants President George W. Bush to halt his execution for a Texas murder suffered rare brain damage caused by exposure to toxins during the Gulf War, his lawyer said Friday.
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