Houston Chronicle Editorial: Yes, Gulf War Illness is real. Biden may finally give troops a shot at help.

David K. Winnett, Jr., of New Braunfels, listens as acupuncturist Michael Callaghan explains pain relief treatments, Monday, May 7, 2018. Winnett, 63, is a former Marine captain with 100 percent disability due to Gulf War Illness created by exposure to nerve gases and other toxic chemicals. Winnett, of New Braunfels, is a paraplegic after surgery related to a service-related back ailment.  JERRY LARA / San Antonio Express-News

We Are The Mighty: Researchers are making big progress in diagnosing Gulf War Syndrome

SOURCE: We Are the Mighty (March 3, 2021), "Researchers are making big progress in diagnosing Gulf War Syndrome": https://www.wearethemighty.com/intel/researchers-are-making-big-progress-in-diagnosing-gulf-war-syndrome/

CDMRP: Gulf War Illness - The Unwavering Mission of the GWIRP 30 Years after the Persian Gulf War

SOURCE:  Congressionally Directed Medical Research Program, March 1, 2021: https://cdmrp.army.mil/gwirp/research_highlights/21gwirpmission_highlight

 

NPR: 30 Years Of Gulf War Illness: How U.S. Troops' Health Was Compromised By Toxic Exposures In Kuwait

 SOURCE:  NPR's "Here & Now," February 23, 2021: https://www.wbur.org/hereandnow/2021/02/23/gulf-war-illness

Military.com: 30 Years After the Gulf War: Veterans and the Legacy of Toxic Wounds

 SOURCE:  Military.com (February 10, 2021), "30 Years After the Gulf War: Veterans and the Legacy of Toxic Wounds": https://www.military.com/daily-news/opinions/2021/02/10/30-years-after-gulf-war-veterans-and-legacy-of-toxic-wounds.html 

Gulf War lllness Research Participation During COVID: *Mission Critical*