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Disability Benefits for Veterans With Radiculopathy If you’re a veteran who has been diagnosed with service-connected radiculopathy, you may qualify for benefits. Learn more about this condition. -
Compensation & Pension Exam for a Service-Connected Eye Condition When you apply for VA disability benefits for a service-connected eye injury, you’ll need a Compensation & Pension exam to assess your condition. -
Disability Benefits for Veterans With Service-Connected Eye Injuries If you’re a veteran who suffered an eye injury while in service, you may be eligible for disability benefits. Find out which eye injuries qualify. -
VA Disability for Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Disorder: Things to Know Before You Apply If you want to submit a VA disability claim for alcoholism, it’s important to understand the term “willful misconduct” before you apply. Learn more about (AUD). -
Veterans and Alcoholism: Getting Treatment and the Road To Recovery Veterans who abuse alcohol risk developing (AUD) alcohol use disorder. Here, learn about specific treatment options available to veterans for this condition. -
Veterans Show Higher Rate of Alcoholism Veterans have a higher risk of alcohol use disorder due to the unique circumstances they face during combat. Learn more here. -
Important Facts About the VA’s Right to Take Away Your Gun Under certain conditions, the VA can take away a veteran’s gun. Here, learn the circumstances that allow the VA this right -
What to Know About Gun Ownership If You’ve Been Diagnosed With a Mental Health Condition If you’re a veteran diagnosed with PTSD, you may worry about your right to own a firearm, laws about gun ownership and mental health issues. -
When You’re Denied VA Benefits Because of Malingering Many vets return home from active duty develop (PTSD) and need financial assistance from the VA. However, some individuals fake symptoms—known as malingering -
What Happens With Your C&P Exam If You're Diagnosed With PTSD When you apply for VA disability benefits for PTSD, you’ll undergo a C&P exam to assess your condition. Here, learn more about this exam for PTSD.