There’s no denying it now: Gulf War Syndrome, characterized by memory loss, lack of concentration, neuropathic pain and depression, is a physiological illness, not a psychological one. A UT ...

More than three decades after the Gulf War ended, around 250,000 veterans continue to suffer from Gulf War Syndrome—a debilitating illness marked by chronic pain, fatigue, memory loss, and ...

Gulf War Syndrome is just one of the thing veterans all over the country want to draw attention to. One group, the Unified Veterans of America, plans to raise awareness of those issues by marching.

Researchers at Georgetown University Medical Center have found distinct molecular signatures in two brain disorders long thought to be psychological in origin -- chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) and ...

The Veterans Affairs (VA) Medical Center in Fayetteville leads the nation in Gulf War illness exams. The exams are the first step in evaluating the health of Gulf War veterans and hopefully, the first ...