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AFFF MDL has a new filing deadline after the bellwether trial was postponed

Obtaining medical records for toxic exposure cases: A guide for active-duty military and veterans

First responders affected by AFFF exposure: eligible for compensation

Important updates in the AFFF lawsuits: What firefighters and service members should know

Filing a claim after losing a family member to AFFF exposure

Thyroid cancer makes you eligible to file an AFFF claim

Firefighting foam linked to the development of testicular cancer

The link between thyroid cancer and exposure to PFAS from using AFFF

Filing a claim after getting diagnosed with an AFFF-related condition

Kidney cancer and military service: What you need to know

PACT Act Benefits: Retroactive Payment and Back Pay Explained

How the PACT Act helps veterans get benefits, disability ratings

Kidney cancer: the silent disease in veterans

Kidney cancer: The importance of medical tests to detect early warning signs in veterans

PACT Act: The amount of compensation you could receive

Presumptive conditions under the PACT Act of 2022

PACT Act: Veterans with kidney cancer eligible for VA benefits, disability compensation

Multiple non-malignant health issues linked to ethylene oxide exposure

Prolonged exposure to ethylene oxide linked to life-threatening diseases

Ethylene Oxide: Rising legal and regulatory actions

Know what your 9/11 VCF claim status means

Statistics of testicular cancer among firefighters exposed to PFAS

Long-term use of AFFF linked to renal cell carcinoma in firefighters

The Firefighter PFAS Injury Compensation Act seeks to provide timely payment to affected firefighters

Ozempic use can result in concerning side effects – what you need to know about adverse reactions and stomach paralysis

The stomach paralysis symptoms Ozempic users should look out for

The FDA warns of the risks using counterfeit or compounded semaglutide may entail

The process of filing a stomach paralysis Ozempic, Wegovy, or Rybelsus claim

How semaglutide, the active ingredient in Ozempic, causes stomach paralysis

The alarming surge in counterfeit and compounded semaglutide