The VA Burn Pit Registry: A Vital Tool for Veterans Exposed to Toxic Substances (2023 Guide)

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Veterans, if you’ve been exposed to burn pit smoke during your service, you might be worried about the potential health effects. We understand how important it is for you to get the support and care you deserve.

That’s where the Airborne Hazards and Open Burn Pit Registry (or burn pit registry for short) comes in—it’s a vital tool to help you navigate the road to better health and disability benefits. As of 2022, over 280,000 veterans have joined this registry.

In this article, we’ll guide you through the VA Burn Pit Registry and the important impacts on your benefits with the recent burn pit bill (PACT Act of 2022). So, let’s dive in and learn how the burn pit registry can make a difference in your life!

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