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Diabetes, particularly type two diabetes, is a prevalent health issue among veterans, with many unaware of their eligibility for service-connected compensation. Exposure to Agent Orange is a well-documented cause of presumptive conditions, including diabetes. However, veterans may also qualify for service connection through other means. For instance, if a veteran develops type two diabetes as a consequence of weight management challenges linked to musculoskeletal injuries or other conditions incurred during service, they may be eligible for compensation. Veterans who face obstacles in securing service connection for type two diabetes are encouraged to contact Berry Law.
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