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Diseases Associated With Agent Orange ExposureIf you served in the Vietnam War, you may now suffer from serious health conditions due to Agent Orange exposure. Learn about diseases linked to this chemical.
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Blue Water Navy Vets Eligible for Disability After Agent Orange ExposureIf you served as a Blue Water Navy vet and were exposed to Agent Orange during the Vietnam War, you can now receive VA compensation. Learn more here.
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Vietnam Vets and Exposure to Agent OrangeIf you were on active military duty during the Vietnam War, you might have been exposed to Agent Orange. Learn about this highly toxic chemical.
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VA Ratings for PTSD Secondary Panic AttacksVeterans who suffer from PTSD may also be diagnosed with secondary panic attacks. Here, learn how the VA rates this secondary condition.
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VA Benefits for Panic Attacks Secondary to PTSDVeterans who suffer from PTSD may also be diagnosed with secondary panic attacks. We explain more about the connection between these conditions.
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Receiving Disability for a Service-Connected PTSD ClaimMany veterans who develop PTSD after combat may wonder if they can receive disability for this condition. Learn more about disability compensation for PTSD.
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Veterans and Service-Connected PTSD: Know the SignsMany veterans return from combat and develop PTSD. Learn if your symptoms following a traumatic military event indicate that you suffer from this condition
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Obtaining Benefits: How the VA Rates Secondary Depression for Veterans With OSAVeterans with service-connected obstructive sleep apnea, or OSA, may need disability benefits for secondary depression. Learn more about eligibility.
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Depression Rated by the VA as a Secondary Condition to Obstructive Sleep ApneaIf you’re a veteran with service-connected obstructive sleep apnea, you may also suffer from depression. Learn about the symptoms and possible compensation.
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Depression as a Secondary Condition to Chronic Pain May Qualify You for VA Disability BenefitsIf you’re a veteran who suffers from depression caused by service-connected chronic pain, you may qualify for disability benefits.
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