A recent New York Times investigation revealed that veterans who served in artillery units in 2016 are now dealing with unforeseen health issues, including insomnia, chronic confusion, and others. In this video, we discuss what veterans need to know about artillery blasts and related issues, such as traumatic brain injuries.

Learn about the NYT investigation into artillery blasts, why symptoms caused by artillery blasts are not being recognized as service connected, how many veterans are not receiving proper diagnoses or treatment, and more.

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0:00 Introduction
0:16 The NYT Investigation into Artillery Blasts and Related Health Issues
0:57 Why Are These Symptoms Not Being Recognized as Service Connected?
1:28 Many Veterans Have Never Received Diagnoses or Treatment
2:01 New Medical Research Is Giving Hope for the Future
2:25 How Is the Military Going to Protect Active Service Members?
2:48 Conclusion