Gulf war syndrome discredited

Title
Gulf war syndrome discredited
Genre
News report; Interview; Discussion
TX Date
27 Jul 1995
Year of production
1995
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Duration
00:04:31
Description
Chief correspondent Paul Maurice reports on an independent inquiry by the Royal College of Physicians into the existence (or otherwise) of so-called Gulf War Syndrome. The Ministry of Defence asked the college to review all the research carried out into complaints by more than three hundred Gulf War veterans. They say they’ve been suffering from the effects of chemical weapons or even the side-effects of vaccinations against those weapons. Speaks to Vice Admiral Tony Revell in charge of MOD medical investigations on the research and treatments.
Contributors
Paul Maurice; Tony Revell
Keywords
Occupational diseases; Soldiers; Chemical weapons; Gulf War (1990-1991); Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

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LBC/IRN, "Gulf war syndrome discredited". https://learningonscreen.ac.uk/lbc/search/index.php/segment/0006300487009 (Accessed 14 May 2025)