7.2K views · 50 reactions | In a world first, Australian researchers have identified a significant defect in the cells of Gulf War participants they believe explains Gulf War Syndrome – an array of mystery health issues that have plagued many of the veterans for decades. Choose your news on the ABC NEWS app and stay in the know: https://ab.co/abcnewsapp | ABC News | Facebook

The PACT Act expanded presumptive conditions and locations tied to toxic exposure—most notably adding respiratory illnesses and cancers for Gulf War veterans and widening Agent Orange presumptions to new sites. Key takeaways from the discussion: • Presumptive conditions = easier service connection (you served in a listed location and have the condition) • Camp Lejeune & Fort McLellan: the PACT Act directed further VA study—claims there may still require additional proof or exposure concessions •

Identifying Gulf War Illness is crucial for veterans experiencing a...