Sentence examples for war illnesses from inspiring English sources
The authors are James J. Tuite and Dr. Robert Haley, who has written several papers asserting links between chemical exposures and gulf war illnesses.
ReprintsLieutenant-commander Neil Greenberg, a Royal Navy psychiatrist researching Gulf war illnesses at Kings College Hospitall, says mass counselling is particularly unhelpful in the military.
The National Academy of Sciences Institute of Medicinee is also reviewing the research and assessing what, if any, role squalene may play in gulf war illnesses.
The Royal British Legion notes that research in the US, UK, Australia and Canada has found that veterans of the Gulf war report symptoms associated with Gulf war illnesses at about two to three times the rate of other veterans.
Recent work published by the US office of the special adviser for Gulf war illnesses before Christmas estimates the potential exposure in this sort of scenario as much lower.
In 2004, he was pivotal in setting up an independent inquiry into Gulf war illnesses relating to the first conflict between Saddam Hussein and the US and UK in 1990-91.
We need to identify exposures or risk factors that first reflect the known epidemiology of Gulf War illness and also did not apply to the 2003 Iraq war (again assuming that no comparable 'Iraq War syndrome' will emerge).
In a statement, the department defended its research into gulf war illness.
The Ministry of Defence said it has funded extensive research into Gulf war illness.
They are similar to the symptoms of chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia and Gulf War illness.
In 1999, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention sponsored a conference on gulf war illness, and Dr. Feussner, of the Veterans Affairs Department, attended.
