Veterans who served at Fort McClellan and later developed health complications may be eligible for VA disability benefits.
Toxic Exposure
Articles about VA disability benefits for veterans exposed to toxins during military service.
Blue Water Navy Act and VA Disability Benefits
This post explains more about who qualifies as a Blue Water Navy veteran and the connection between the Blue Water Navy and Agent Orange.
VA Disability for Karshi-Khanabad (K2) Veterans
Benefits for K2 toxic exposure are increasing, and advocates call for even more coverage. Read on to learn about VA disability for K2 vets.
VA Rating for Thyroid Removal
This post explains VA disability for thyroid removal and how veterans could be compensated after the surgery.
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 Claims for Chloracne
Your acne may be related to your service and toxic exposure. Read on to understand chloracne, Agent Orange, and the connection between them.
Dry Eye Syndrome VA Rating
Veterans with eye conditions want to learn more about the dry eyes VA rating.
Can Veterans Get an Infertility VA Rating?
If you have a service-connected condition that led to infertility, it’s important to know if you can get a female or male infertility rating.
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.
How Veterans Can Receive an Eczema VA Disability Rating
Flare-ups of dry, itchy skin can make living with eczema challenging. Read on to learn what eczema is and how to get an eczema VA rating.
Getting a Dermatitis VA Rating
Veterans with service-connected dermatitis may qualify for a VA disability rating and benefits, which are determined based on the condition’s severity and required treatments.
VA Disability Ratings for Skin Conditions
If you served in the military and now have skin issues like dermatitis or chloracne, you may be eligible for a VA rating for skin conditions.
