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Learn About the Healthcare Program Established for Camp Lejeune ResidentsThe water contamination at Camp Lejeune left many veterans with critical medical conditions. Here, learn about the Act President Obama signed to help them.
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The Serious Illnesses Suffered by Residents at Camp LejeuneResidents of Camp Lejeune between 1953 and 1987 were exposed to contaminated drinking water. Here, learn the serious illnesses caused by the polluted water.
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Learn Critical Facts About the Water Contamination at Camp LejeuneVeterans and their families who lived at Camp Lejeune may suffer medical conditions due to contaminated water. Learn important facts about Camp Lejeune.
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Eligibility for VA Benefits After Exposure to Burn PitsIf you’re a service member who worked near a burn pit, you may have returned home with respiratory illnesses. Learn about disability for burn pit exposure.
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Signs and Symptoms of Respiratory Illnesses Linked to Exposure to Burn PitsIf you’re a veteran who worked near a burn pit, you may have been exposed to toxic smoke. Learn signs of respiratory illnesses potentially caused by burn pits.
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Burn Pits May Cause Respiratory Illnesses for Military PersonnelIf you’re a veteran who worked near a burn pit during service, you may suffer from respiratory illnesses. Here, learn more about the hazards of burn pit smoke.
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What to Expect When You Take a METS Test for Ischemic Heart DiseaseIf you need disability benefits because of ischemic heart disease, you may have to take a METS test to prove eligibility. Learn more about this stress test.
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Receiving VA Benefits After You’ve Been Diagnosed With Ischemic Heart DiseaseIf you returned home from military service with ischemic heart disease, you may be eligible for VA disability benefits. Learn about the requirements here.
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The Possible Results of a VA Requested ReexaminationIf you’re a veteran appealing a denied VA claim, the VA may request you report for a reexamination. Here, learn what can happen after this exam.
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What to Know When Appealing Your Denied VA ClaimIf the VA has denied your disability claim, you can appeal the decision. Here, learn important information about making this appeal.
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