Mental Daily

·1 year ago

The health effects of the Gulf War are still widely felt among female veterans even decades later

A recent study by Augusta University found that female Gulf War veterans are still experiencing the burden of debilitating symptoms from their deployment, even decades later. Read More

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Gulf War

The health effects of the Gulf War are still widely felt among female veterans even decades later