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Summaries of health policy coverage from major news organizations

Monday, Dec 19 2011

Gulf War Illness Research Get $10 Million Boost

USA Today: Congress Approves $10 Million For Gulf War Illness Research
Congress has approved dedicating $10 million to research the mysterious Gulf War illness, ending concerns from veterans' groups that the money would disappear because of budget problems (Kennedy, 12/18).

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