US Navy Seabees have been among the most symptomatic Gulf War veterans. Beginning in
May 1997, the authors mailed Gulf War-era Seabees a health survey in serial mailings. As of …

Active duty US Naval mobile construction battalion personnel (Seabees) were surveyed in
1994 for the presence of a variety of symptoms. Questions were drawn from the Hopkins …

Gulf War veterans have reported health problems that they attribute to their military service,
but little is understood about the nature or extent of these conditions. To determine whether …

BACKGROUND Shortly after the end of the Gulf War in March 1991, media reports began to
emerge that veterans were experiencing a variety of medically unexplained symptoms …

Background During the 1990–1991 Gulf War, approximately 700,000 US troops were
deployed to the Persian Gulf theater of operations. Of that number, approximately 100,000 …

To investigate reports on war-related morbidity, 527 active-duty Gulf War veterans and 970
nondeployed veterans from 14 Seabee commands were studied in 1994 with a …

This research study examined the prevalence of symptoms and identified risk factors for
reported symptoms among a group of Army Gulf War (GW) veterans. A survey was mailed to …

Objective: To assess periodically the health status of a cohort of 1991 Gulf War veterans by
comparing various health outcomes with those of their military peers who were not deployed …

Abstract Assessed (1) the prevalence (PV) of self-reported symptoms and illnesses among
Iowa military personnel deployed during the Persian Gulf War (PGW) and compared the PV …

Since the 1991 Gulf War, more than 10 years and $1 billion dollars of health evaluations and
research have been invested in understanding illnesses among Gulf War veterans. We …