The legacy of Agent Orange in Vietnam Children
Dioxin kills and destroys Children lives Vietnam tells the story that chemical manufactures do not want you to know: there is no SAFE LEVEL of Dioxin, and its effects have clearly historically shown that it has a generational effect via gene damage which is multi-generational to the 3,4,5th generations Continue Reading
Dioxin kills and destroys Children lives Vietnam tells the story that chemical manufactures do not want you to know: there is no SAFE LEVEL of Dioxin, and its effects have clearly historically shown that it has a generational effect via gene damage which is multi-generational to the 3,4,5th generations Continue Reading
Dioxin kills and destroys Children lives Vietnam tells the story that chemical manufactures do not want you to know: there is no SAFE LEVEL of Dioxin, and its effects have clearly historically shown that it has a generational effect via gene damage which is multi-generational to the 3,4,5th generations Continue Reading
Dioxin kills and destroys Children lives Vietnam tells the story that chemical manufactures do not want you to know: there is no SAFE LEVEL of Dioxin, and its effects have clearly historically shown that it has a generational effect via gene damage which is multi-generational to the 3,4,5th generations Continue Reading
Dioxin kills and destroys Children lives Vietnam tells the story that chemical manufactures do not want you to know: there is no SAFE LEVEL of Dioxin, and its effects have clearly historically shown that it has a generational effect via gene damage which is multi-generational to the 3,4,5th generations Continue Reading
Hollywood star Tea Leoni, visiting Vietnam as a Unicef ambassador, has kicked off a campaign to raise awareness about the plight of children suffering disabilities linked to Agent Orange. Continue Reading
DA NANG, VIETNAM — For a stark reminder of the Vietnam War, people living near the airport in this central industrial city can still stroll along the old stone walls that once surrounded a U.S. military base. But Luu Thi… Continue Reading
Veterans and their families who have battled with serious health problems and birth defects have argued for 30 years that the defoliant Agent Orange has had a genetic impact upon them and their children. Continue Reading
“Cabinet has directed the office of Veterans Affairs to fully investigate the financial and management implications of the recommendations and report back to Government by May 2000.” Continue Reading