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Researchers link nerve gas sarin to Gulf War syndrome

Health News // 1 year ago

Researchers link nerve gas sarin to Gulf War syndrome

After 30 years, researchers believe they finally have definitive evidence of the primary cause of Gulf War syndrome: exposure to low levels of the nerve gas sarin.

Depleted uranium munitions didn't cause Gulf War Illness, study says

Defense News // 3 years ago

Depleted uranium munitions didn't cause Gulf War Illness, study says

Veterans with Gulf War Illness don't have any more depleted uranium in their bodies than veterans of the same conflict who never got sick, a new study says.

Health News // 1 decade ago

A child's flu vaccine can help the elderly from dying of flu

It is critical to seek medical attention immediately if those sickened by the flu experience chest pains or breathing difficulties, U.S. researchers say.

U.S. News // 1 decade ago

Paper links Iraq nerve gas to illnesses

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.

Health News // 1 decade ago

Barbers help black men manage hypertension

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.

Top News // 1 decade ago

Privacy issues jam Gulf War illness probe

Disputes between University of Texas Southwestern researchers and the Veterans Administration are delaying finding causes of Gulf War illnesses, officials said.

Health News // 1 decade ago

Gulf War syndrome linked to chemicals

U.S. researchers link brain damage consistent with chemical exposure in veterans with Gulf War syndrome.

Health News // 1 decade ago

Brain scans to detect 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.

Science News // 1 decade ago

New insights into 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

Science News // 1 decade ago

Study: Soldiers have higher risk of ALS

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.

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What we found was that some of the brain areas we previously suspected responded abnormally to the cholinergic challenge
Gulf War syndrome linked to chemicals Apr 13, 2009

This disease occurred in a very abnormal age group -- in people in their 20s and 30s instead of 60s and 70s
Health Tips ... from UPI Sep 23, 2003

We don't see in PTSD and Gulf War Syndrome a higher number of infections
High stress leads to autoimmune diseases Mar 05, 2003

Our goal is to hand the VA a diagnostic test they could franchise out to all VA medical centers and see how many veterans have brain illness
Privacy issues jam Gulf War illness probe Jul 26, 2009

Black men tend to suffer the complications of uncontrolled hypertension -- heart disease and kidney failure -- more than black women and other ethnic groups and they tend to be affected at younger ages
Barbers help black men manage hypertension Feb 28, 2011

Robert Haley is a Canadian actor. He is probably most notable for having portrayed Canadian Prime Minister John Diefenbaker in the 1997 CBC Television miniseries The Arrow. He earned a 1993 Gemini Award nomination in the category Best Guest Performance in a Series by an Actor or Actress for Street Legal. He appeared in many television shows including King of Kensington.

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