Efforts to Revive Compensation for Cold War Radiation Victims
December 6, 2024
Congress let a 34-year-old law compensating Cold War radiation victims lapse, leaving many unable to afford vital care.
Congress let a 34-year-old law compensating Cold War radiation victims lapse, leaving many unable to afford vital care.
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