Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War Veterans' Illnesses Finds Path Towards Possible Treatments for Gulf War Illness

This week the federal government for the first time ever held a day-long session hearing scientific and medical presentation on treatments for Gulf War Illness, with extraordinary results. The Congressionally chartered Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War Veterans' Illnesses is meeting at the Boston University School of Public Health to review scientific and medical information on this timely, pressing topic. However, since no members of the media were interested enough in this issue, the only place you'll find news about the day's proceedings is 91 outcomes (http://91outcomes.blogspot.com), which has EIGHT new articles summarizing each of the Monday's presentations in plain, easy to understand language.

• VA Notes Preliminary Research Success, Justifies Violation of Chart...
• Improving the Quality of Life -- One Physician's Experiences in Tre...
• Treatments may be ready for Gulf War Illness Treatment Trials
• Immune System in Ill Gulf War Veterans "Remodeled", Research Shows
• Gulf War veterans' blood shows illness worsens with exercise
• Minneapolis VA Study Shows Blood Abnormalities in Ill Gulf War Vete...
• Harvard Study Shows Increased Symptoms in Kuwaitis that Mirror Gulf...
• RAC Committee Begins, Chairman Binns Recognized

Gulf War veterans aren't getting any news from VA about the issues that matter to them concerning their ongoing, disabling illness, so it's available at 91 outcomes. The blog is neither a for-profit nor a non-profit enterprise. It's a labor of love in order to fill a gaping void in news and information available to the 175,000 to 210,000, or about one-fourth of Gulf War veterans who have been ill and remain ill following our 1991 Gulf War service.