The fourth panel discussion on the mental and physical health of veterans and victims of the Homeland War presented worrying figures on malignant and cardiovascular diseases, and associations are calling for the urgent introduction of systematic examinations for the families of deceased, missing and fatally injured veterans. More than three decades after the end of the Homeland War, its consequences are still being recorded in medical reports. […
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The fourth panel discussion on the mental and physical health of veterans and victims of the Homeland War presented worrying figures on malignant and cardiovascular diseases, and associations are calling for the urgent introduction of systematic examinations for the families of deceased, missing and fatally injured veterans. More than three decades after the end of the Homeland War, its consequences are still being recorded in medical reports. […