Department of Veterans Affairs

Agent Orange Brief


Prepared by the Environmental Agents Service (131)

VA Central Office, Washington, DC 20420

December 1997


The Agent Orange Brief fact sheets were designed to help Vietnam veterans, their families, and others concerned about these veterans. The briefs were prepared to answer many of the questions that have been raised regarding Agent Orange and related matters. The Environmental Agents Service at VA natiional headquarters in Washington, DC, prepared this fact sheet series in 1988, and updates it periodically. This edition was prepared in late December 1997, and does not include any subsequent developments. Copies of current Briefs are maintained by the Agent Orange Coordinator at VA medical centers. Comments about existing Briefs and ideas for future issues should be sent to Mr. Donald J. Rosenblum, Deputy Director, Environmental Agents Service (131), Department of Veterans Affairs, 810 Vermont Avenue, N.W., Washington, DC 20420. This Office also developed a similar fact sheet series, entitled Gulf War Briefs, for Gulf War veterans and their families. The following agent Orange Briefs are now available:

General
A1. Agent Orange--General Information
A2. Agent Orange Class Action Law Suit
VA Programs (Except Research)
B1. Agent Orange Registry
B2. Agent Orange--Health Care Eligibility
B3. Agent Orange and VA Disability Compensation
B4. VA Information Resources on Agent Orange and Related Matters
Research
C1. Agent Orange--The Problem Encountered in Research
C2. Agent Orange and Vietnam Related Research--VA Efforts
C3. Agent Orange and Vietnam Related Research--Non-VA Efforts
Medical Conditions
D1. Agent Orange and Birth Defects
D2. Agent Oragne and Chloracne
D3. Agent Orange and Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma
D4. Agent Orange and Soft Tissue Sarcoma
D5. Agent Orange and Peripheral Neuropathy
D6. Agent Orange and Hodgkins's Disease
D7. Agent Orange and Porphyria Cutanea Tarda
D8. Agent Orange and Multiple Myeloma
D9. Agent Orange and Respiratory Cancers
D10. Agent Orange and Prostate Cancer
D11. Agent Orange and Spina Bifida

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