doi: 10.1136/bmj.333.7569.618-b.
Gulf war symptoms do not constitute a syndrome
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Gulf war symptoms do not constitute a syndrome
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US experts say that veterans, such as Major Randy Hebert, seen here testifying to Congress, suffered ill health but their symptoms did not amount to a syndrome Credit: DENNIS COOK/AP/EMPICS
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