Ot the list of harm presented by Vietnam Vets ... most prevalent first ... which one's are not approved? (Not counting the AO only one)

Soft tissue sarcomas ... all of them

Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma (often with AIHA)?

Hodgkin's disease

Porphyria cutanea tarda (from dioxin?)

Respiratory cancers (lung, larynx, trachea)

Prostate cancer

Multiple myeloma

Hepatobiliary cancers

Nasal/nasopharyngea l cancer

Bone cancer

Female reproductive cancers (breast, cervical, uterine, ovarian)

Renal cancer

Testicular cancer

Leukemia

Spontaneous abortion

Birth defects

Neonatal/infant death and stillbirths

Low birthweight

Childhood cancer in offspring

Abnormal sperm parameters and infertility

Cognitive and neuropsychiatric disorders (Memory Loss)

Motor/coordination dysfunction

Peripheral nervous system disorders (ALS?)

Metabolic and digestive disorders (diabetes, changes in liver enzymes, lipid abnormalities, ulcers)

Immune system disorders (immune modulation and autoimmunity)

Circulatory disorders

Respiratory disorders

Skin cancer

Gastrointestinal tumors (stomach cancer, pancreatic cancer, colon cancer, rectal cancer)

Bladder cancer

Brain tumors

 

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As to type 2 diabetes:  "On November 9, 2000 Hershel Gober Secretary of the VA approved diabetes type 2 link to Agent Orange. It was presumptive for all those in Vietnam and adjacent waters. In 2003 the change was made to in-country Vietnam 1961 to early 72. Thus the Haas decision resulted. AO was recognized also as being used on the DMZ in Korea 1968-69. Now it is known to be used elsewhere as well. But only Vietnam 61-72 and the Korean DMZ 1968-69 are presumptives all others must be proven."  Dave Barker

 

Fatigue? Elevated RDW? ... & 'the list of harm again'