On the recordMarch 9, 2021
For too long, veterans have been exposed to toxic substances during the course of their military service, and they have faced overwhelming barriers to get the VA care and services that they deserve.
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Moran highlights the challenges veterans face in accessing care due to toxic exposure.
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