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Study Claims Sarin and Pesticides, Not Depleted Uranium, 'Most Likely' Causes of Gulf War Syndrome


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Gulf War syndrome 'not caused by depleted uranium'


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Gulf War syndrome not caused by depleted uranium
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An illness suffered by soldiers who took part in the Gulf War was not caused by inhaling depleted uranium, according to a scientific study.
Instead, researchers believe Gulf War syndrome may be due to soldiers being exposed to the nerve agent sarin.
The Royal British Legion said a lack of understanding of the condition has had a serious impact on veterans.
The Ministry of Defence said it has no plans to conduct further studies but would monitor any research published.
Researchers estimate around 250,000 Gulf War veterans could be living with the syndrome - which can cause symptoms such as insomnia and memory problems. ....

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