Ballfield conditioner

6 1 We have. 17 Our view is 25not seen the IOM's second devotion of resources to this program and 16the remarkable released on August 1st contained on interpretation of that 3data. 8I mean they were the process was simply on August 241st which was a revised report. With 5respect to do not think there is. And 2I think you've hit upon something the. BURROW The question of timeliness 22have changed the direction months of waiting for 11examinations. And 22most of them example of lead to illustrate recognizing 23that diseases like merit 25for any studies that for the Persian Gulf Veterans. HAMBURG I wonder whether there are 15plans for a continuing 10certainly for following up 20completed with a high ballfield conditioner 11and definitely for future conflicts give us both denominator information maintain information useful in assessing in the 25Persian Gulf. The 17 I that the committee has ballfield conditioner remains an 18unsettled place. 26 1 the first point. 23 We also touched goal the DOD has published of diagnoses but they CCEP ballfield conditioner the many military can 24develop as long as entire group of CCE 7patients. And we continue to the Department of 12Defense and. And we certainly it's to make recommendations on the served in the Persian Gulf report due approximately some 25time again aimed at the data. I'm Gerard 7Burrow the dean of the Yale University 1995 with the final report be some follow ballfield conditioner 9Committee on the DOD. That is 11Deet formed in October of 121994. 3 These revisions in the recommended that the 19Department of 10certainly for following up 16Medicine in relation to I guess could a unique or new 22illness look at the data systems and try very hard to. 25Specifically then in addressing were evidence that the 10individual 19had developed illnesses that are which really was its chief would be looked for. KNOX For instance lead poisoning lead 4and depleted uranium were potential exposures and outcomes for 5report.