If you’re an Iraq War veteran suffering from a health condition caused by your service, you may be eligible for Iraq veterans benefits.
VIDEO: Atomic Veterans Can Get VA Disability Benefits for Cancer
VA disability benefits for atomic veterans are explained by VA disability lawyer Zack Evans.
Veterans Can Get a VA Rating for Gynecological Conditions
Women veterans with disabilities that affect their reproductive organs may be eligible for VA disability for gynecological conditions.
Understanding MUCMI VA Ratings and VA Disability for Gulf War Syndrome
You served in the Gulf War, and now you’re unwell. You may have a MUCMI, or what many veterans refer to as “Gulf War Syndrome.”
VA Disability for Gastrointestinal Conditions
If you have a digestive issue resulting from your military service, you may be eligible to for a VA rating for gastrointestinal disorders.
VA Presumptive Conditions that Develop Within One Year After Service
We provide the VA presumptive list for first-year veterans and explain how to apply for VA disability for a presumptive condition.
Getting an Osteoporosis VA Rating
The risk of osteoporosis is high for many veterans. If the condition ties back to your service, you may be eligible for an osteoporosis VA rating.
Granulomatous Disease VA Rating
If you’re a veteran with granulomatous disease, you may be owed VA disability benefits. This post explains how the VA handles and rates the condition.
Pulmonary Fibrosis VA Rating
This post explains the VA disability rating for pulmonary fibrosis and what veterans can do if they can’t work because of their condition.
Getting Your VA Disability for Heart Disease
Some veterans with service-connected heart disease may be owed more than $3,700 a month in VA disability compensation.
VIDEO: Full List of Burn Pit Presumptive Conditions
VA disability lawyer Lori Underwood explains the PACT Act and provides the full list of burn pit presumptive conditions.
VA Rating for Diabetic Retinopathy
The VA rates diabetic retinopathy as a secondary condition to service-connected diabetes. Ratings are based on severity of visual impairment.
