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Veterans Suffering From Porphyria Cutanea Tarda May Collect VA Disability Benefits After Agent Orange Exposure A Veteran’s benefits attorney explains presumptive service connection and VA Disability ratings for porphyria cutanea tarda caused by Agent Orange exposure. -
Getting VA Disability Benefits for Prostate Cancer From Agent Orange Exposure Veterans exposed to Agent Orange receive a presumptive service connection for prostate cancer, but their disability rating depends on several different factors. -
Multiple Myeloma Is Linked to Agent Orange Exposure Veterans who were exposed to Agent Orange can qualify for a presumptive service connection if they were later diagnosed with multiple myeloma. -
How Veterans Exposed to Agent Orange Can Receive VA Disability Benefits for Hypothyroidism Veterans who were exposed to Agent Orange can receive a presumptive service connection for hypothyroidism. Learn how this affects your VA disability claim. -
How an Agent Orange Registry Health Exam Affects Your VA Disability Claim The VA offers an Agent Orange Registry health exam for Veterans who were exposed to the tactical herbicide. Learn how this affects your VA disability claim. -
VA Disability Benefits for Diabetes Caused by Agent Orange Exposure Agent Orange has an established link to Type 2 diabetes. Learn what this means for your VA disability benefits claim. -
What Veterans Need to Know About the Effects of Agent Orange Agent Orange, a toxic chemical used in the Vietnam War, left many Veterans with severe disabilities. Learn how to apply for the VA disability benefits you need. -
VA Forced to Research Veteran’s PTSD Claim after Court Win In July 2018, the Board issued a decision that denied service connection for PTSD. New evidence suggests otherwise -
Oakland Veteran Wins Benefits for Agent Orange Exposure in Okinawa There is New Promise for California Veterans Seeking Benefits Based on Exposure to Agent Orange in Okinawa Japan -
U-Tapao Thailand Veterans Were Exposed To Herbicides (Agent Orange) - Time To Win Your Case Although still difficult, attorneys are starting to prove that Air-Force veterans that served in Thailand at U-Tapao were exposed to herbicides (Agent Orange) -
Air Force and Army Veterans Entitled to Benefits for Service at Thailand Military Bases Because They Were Exposed to Tactical Herbicides Air Force and Army Veterans Entitled to Benefits for Service at Thailand Military Bases