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Discusses symptoms and treatment of chloracne, an adult version of acne, associated with exposure to Agent Orange by Vietnam Veterans. Provides links to VA information, including treatment options.

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Discusses the most common of the four primary forms of leukemia and the association with exposure to Agent Orange by Vietnam Veterans. Includes conclusions from the National Academy of Sciences and where a Veteran can get more information on the subject.

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Discusses malignant lymphoma (a type of cancer), which is characterized by progressive enlargement of the lymph nodes, liver and spleen, and anemia, and its association with exposure to Agent Orange by Vietnam Veterans. Includes conclusions from the National Academy of Sciences and where a Veteran can get more information on the subject.

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Discusses a form of cancer in specific bone marrow cells called the plasma cell and the association with exposure to Agent Orange by Vietnam Veterans. Includes conclusions from the National Academy of Sciences and where a Veteran can get more information on the subject.

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Discusses malignant tumors that affect the lymph glands and other lymphatic tissue and the association with exposure to Agent Orange by Vietnam Veterans. Includes conclusions from the National Academy of Sciences and where a Veteran can get more information on the subject.

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Describes how prostate cancer is detected and treated and the potential connection between exposure to Agent Orange and an increased risk of getting prostate cancer.

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Discusses carcinomas of the lung, larynx, trachea and bronchus and the association with exposure to Agent Orange by Vietnam Veterans. Includes conclusions from the National Academy of Sciences and where a Veteran can get more information on the subject.

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Discusses malignant tumors (cancer) that arise from body tissues such as muscle, fat, blood and lymph vessels and connective tissues (that is, distinct from hard tissue such as bone or cartilage), and their association with exposure to Agent Orange by Vietnam Veterans. Includes conclusions from the National Academy of Sciences and where a Veteran can get more information on the subject.

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Discusses the link between Agent Orange and Type II diabetes in Vietnam Veterans.

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Designed to help Vietnam Veterans, their families and others concerned about the possible health effects from exposure to herbicides during the Vietnam War.

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Contains a list of current projects and reports concerning the U.S. military and Veterans, including the Institute of Medicine's work on Agent Orange and Gulf War Syndrome.

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Overview of all three forms of leishmaniasis, which is transmitted by the bites of infected sand flies.

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Provides information for Veterans, their families and others about VA health care programs related to Agent Orange.

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Provides information on health registries for eligible Veterans to determine if health problems may be related to environmental exposures during military service. Registries include Gulf War, depleted uranium, Agent Orange and ionizing radiation.

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Find information from the Department of Veterans' Affairs war related injury specialist and programs

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