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The Special Exposure Cohort (SEC) class of employees for the Hanford Site in Richland, Washington has now been expanded to include former U.S. Department of Energy contractors and subcontractors, with…

Last week, for the first time ever, people living in the communities surrounding Tularosa Basin were given a chance to express their concerns about radiation exposure from the Trinity nuclear…

Last week, President Barack Obama issued an Executive Order “Establishing the Advisory Board on Toxic Substances and Worker Health,” which creates a new Advisory Board for the Department of Labor.…

What is Part E of EEOICPA? What it is and four helpful tips for applying for benefits under Part E.  Also featured is the Cancer Support Community (CSC), a national non-profit dedicated…

The 2015 Portsmouth Resource Fair was a great success! We would like to extend our most sincere gratitude to all of the 20 exhibitors who participated in the…

Cold War Patriots would like to thank everyone that attended the 2015 Oak Ridge Resource Fair!  The Resource Fair was a great success. It included twenty-six diverse exhibitors such as…

We have exciting news! U.S. Congress recently passed legislation creating a Department of Labor Advisory Committee on Toxic Substances and Worker Health, an important new resource for workers whose claims have…

Susan Adkisson, renowned nuclear worker advocate and Regional Director for Cold War Patriots, discusses how she can help former workers receive important benefits through EEOICPA. Click here for PDF version.

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What is a Special Exposure Cohort (SEC) and why is it important? Denise Brock, worker advocate and Ombudsman to NIOSH talks to us about SECs, dose reconstruction and filing a…