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Nuclear veterans' medical record handling haphazard, report finds

A recent report highlights how Cold War secrecy has obstructed access to medical records for nuclear test veterans. Inconsistent record-keeping has raised concerns among campaigners who are calling for full disclosure to aid health compensa...

BBC News· Jul 16, 2026 · 9:50 AM · 46 views

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