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Understanding Agent Orange

February 3, 2010 by James Bao 31 Comments

  Source: Mother Jones Magazine; Wikipedia   For the generation that lived through the Vietnam War, Agent Orange is a topic mired my controversy and debate.  In recent years, many programs have emerged to tackle the issue, as our own Brian Luong reported in a post months ago.  However, we have come to realize that for many, if not most, of those born in the … [Read more...] about Understanding Agent Orange

Door Opens to Health Claims Tied to Agent Orange

October 14, 2009 by Paul Pham Leave a Comment

Under rules to be proposed this week, the Department of Veterans Affairs plans to add Parkinson’s disease, ischemic heart disease and hairy-cell leukemia to the growing list of illnesses presumed to have been caused by Agent Orange, the toxic defoliant used widely in Vietnam. The proposal will make it substantially easier for thousands of veterans to claim that those ailments … [Read more...] about Door Opens to Health Claims Tied to Agent Orange

US, Vietnam face Agent Orange legacy

September 25, 2009 by Brian Luong Leave a Comment

"We have globally, collectively, agreed that this stuff is bad," Koos Neefies an adviser on dioxin to the United Nations in Hanoi. The legacy of Agent Orange has been a deep scar on the Vietnamese people. Agent Orange and other herbicides were widely used during the Vietnam War as part of the U.S.’s defoliant program to reduce the dense jungle foliage where enemy troops were … [Read more...] about US, Vietnam face Agent Orange legacy

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