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Obtaining Benefits: How the VA Rates Secondary Depression for Veterans With OSAVeterans with service-connected obstructive sleep apnea, or OSA, may need disability benefits for secondary depression. Learn more about eligibility.
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Depression Rated by the VA as a Secondary Condition to Obstructive Sleep ApneaIf you’re a veteran with service-connected obstructive sleep apnea, you may also suffer from depression. Learn about the symptoms and possible compensation.
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Depression as a Secondary Condition to Chronic Pain May Qualify You for VA Disability BenefitsIf you’re a veteran who suffers from depression caused by service-connected chronic pain, you may qualify for disability benefits.
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Depression as a Secondary Condition to Heart ProblemsIf you’re a veteran who suffers from depression caused by a service-connected heart condition, you may be eligible for benefits. Learn what you can do.
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Determine If the RAMP Initiative Is Right for YouThe RAMP initiative was designed to help improve the process for veterans’ claim appeals. In this guide, learn whether you'll benefit from this program.
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RAMP for Veterans: Get the FactsThe VA launched the Rapid Appeals Modernization Program (RAMP) to help improve the process for veterans’ claim appeals. Here's what you should know.
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Understanding the Link Between Depression and Diabetes in VeteransIf you’re a veteran who suffers from depression with service-connected diabetes, you may qualify for secondary condition VA disability benefits.
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Depression Following a Service-Connected Traumatic Brain InjuryYou may qualify for secondary condition benefits If you’re a veteran who suffers from depression after experiencing a TBI during service! Cuddigan Law Can Help
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Veterans and Depression Caused by Service-Connected AmputationIf you’re a veteran who suffers from depression caused by a service-connected amputation, you may qualify for benefits. There are a number of reasons why.
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Veterans: Understanding the Difference Between Unemployability and a Partial Disability RatingIf you’re a veteran who suffers from a service-connected condition, you may wonder how to qualify for partial disability or TDIU. Find out more details here.
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How the VA Determines Total Disability Individual Unemployability (TDIU)
A Nexus Letter Is Important in Receiving VA Disability Benefits
Important Facts About the VA’s Right to Take Away Your Gun
How the VA Assigns a Disability Rating for Service-Connected PTSD
Service-Related Arthritis and How to Get Veterans Disability
How Veterans Can Prove That Military Service Caused Their Disability
Possible VA Benefits for Depression Caused by Service-Connected Disability
