Marie-Louise Sharp, of the Royal British Legion, which supports veterans, said: "We know the health of ill Gulf war veterans continues to be an important area for the government, which is why the Legion is calling for investment into research so we can understand how to improve the lives of those affected.
Two larger studies of British Gulf War veterans indicated that PON1 paraoxon activity was significantly lower in ill Gulf War veterans, overall, than comparison groups [ 48, 49].
Today, many parents blame vaccines for their children's autism and some ill Gulf War veterans blame their anthrax shots.
They had been warning people for years in New Orleans, for instance, about how ill-prepared Gulf communities were for extreme hurricanes.
President Lyndon Johnson lied about a second North Vietnamese torpedo attack to sway Congress to pass the ill-fated 1964 Gulf of Tonkin Resolution.
We look at the images from the gulf, feel ill, click to another channel.
As early as 1996 he published a book entitled "Uranium Projectiles: Severely Maimed Soldiers, Deformed Babies, Dying Children" in which he presented his impressions of post 1991 Gulf War ill health, both in words and photographs.
Doha supports opposition groups, such as the Muslim Brotherhood, the chief target of Abdel Fattah al-Sisi's brutal rule in Egypt, and TV channel Al Jazeera, which speaks ill of most of the oppressive Gulf regimes.
Thanks to Frank's erratic steering, the gulf chop and an ill-advised tuna melt, I was soon rendered useless — not hanging-over-the-rail seasick, exactly, but definitely reduced to breathing deeply and groping for happy thoughts.
The Gulf of Mexico is sick, but, in fact, it's been ill for a long time, and it needs a bigger fix.
All these bode ill for potential conflict in the oil-rich Gulf states led by Saudi Arabia, where efforts to fend off popular revolts with huge social spending are wearing thin.
