Journals on Biomedical Imaging

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This past Memorial Day honored our brave patriots who have lost their lives in the Iraq and Afghanistan War, but today we must not forget the noble obligation to help those still suffering. IAW-LI is hazardous for soldiers’ #health; this war-induced disease impacts multiple dimensions of everyday life, such as the ability to perform one’s job and the ability to exercise. We have conducted research on this disease and discovered soldiers suffering from this war-related #lunginjury have new onset asthma or fixed obstructed airways. We have reported titanium that is bound to iron in fixed #mathematical ratios of 1:7, which is extremely rare in nature, in the lungs of soldiers.

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Burn Pits, Iraq Afghanistan War Lung Injury (IAW-LI), and the Specter of Agent Orange De Ja Vu by Anthony M Szema in BJSTR