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Exposure to Agent Orange Linked to Risk of Bladder Cancer

Small, but significantly increased, risk for male Vietnam vets; increased risk seen among veterans younger than the median age

Risk for Mental Disorders Increased With Exposure to Civil Violence

Elevated disorder onset risks persisted for more than two decades if conflict continued, but did not persist after termination of hostilities

The burden of mental disorders is high in conflict-affected areas

One in Five Have Mental Health Issues in Conflict-Affected Areas

Sustainable mental health care needed in conflict-afflicted countries, the authors say
Humanitarian surgical care has been provided to local national civilians during the Afghanistan conflict

Study Details Humanitarian Surgical Care in Afghanistan

A total of 5,768 local national civilians had surgery; 49.3 percent classified as non-war-related conditions
Results from a real-time reporting tool have shown the impact of attacks on health care services in Syria

Reporting Tool Shows Impact of Attacks on Health Care in Syria

Total of 938 people were directly harmed in 402 incidents of violence against health care in Syria
There is stronger evidence of a link between the herbicide Agent Orange and bladder cancer and hypothyroidism among U.S. military personnel exposed to the chemical during the Vietnam War

Evidence Links Agent Orange to Bladder Cancer, Hypothyroidism

Also, veterans with Parkinson's-like symptoms can file claim for the condition