The breast cancer VA disability rating is 100% when the cancer is active and continues six months after treatment until the veteran is reexamined. All ongoing related disabilities after remission then receive their own VA disability ratings. In addition, women veterans who have undergone a mastectomy or partial mastectomy after breast cancer treatment are eligible […]
Does the VA Service Connect for Pharynx Cancer or Other Throat Injuries?
If a veteran develops pharynx cancer, it is not easy to connect it to military service, but it is possible. Hiring a VA benefits lawyer will help you strengthen your case.
Respiratory Cancers Caused by Agent Orange
Many respiratory cancers qualify for VA disability because of Agent Orange.
Lung Nodules are Usually Not a Big Deal, But They Might Get You VA Disability
Lung nodules may be asymptomatic, but can lead to serious complications down the road. Contact Woods & Woods to learn more about VA disability for lung nodules.
VA Disability Rating for HPV
While HPV itself doesn’t earn a VA disability rating, the symptoms caused by HPV can get multiple ratings. Let’s review your case with the VA
Atomic Veterans VA Benefits
If you served in a place that had radioactive materials and developed symptoms of radiation-related illnesses, you may be eligible for VA disability benefits.