Arizona residents exposed to nuclear fallout between 1951 and 1962 may qualify as downwinders under federal law. Those diagnosed with thyroid cancer or other covered diseases can file a claim with the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act (RECA) for a one-time, tax-free payment of $100,000. The [Read More]
Radiation Exposure Compensation Act (RECA)
How Do Atmospheric Nuclear Tests Cause Cancer?
Atmospheric nuclear tests released radioactive fallout that contaminated air, food, and water, causing lasting cancer risks for millions of Americans who lived downwind of test sites. Radiation damages DNA: Radioactive isotopes from nuclear fallout enter the body and trigger the genetic [Read More]
Can veterans exposed to radiation get VA compensation?
Veterans exposed to radiation during their military service may be eligible for VA compensation. The process considers the circumstances of exposure and potential health effects. In short, Veterans who participated in radiation-risk activities, such as nuclear testing or served in certain [Read More]
Your Guide to Government Benefits for Cancer Patients
In short, Many government benefits for cancer patients can provide financial assistance. VA compensation is available for veterans with service-related cancer. Applying early can improve benefit eligibility. Navigating government benefits for cancer patients can be overwhelming. This [Read More]
How Our Organization Helps Cancer Patients Receive Compensation
Summary - Key Highlights With nearly three decades of experience, a proven track record, and an in-depth understanding of federal compensation programs, NCBC has become a trusted organization for cancer patients seeking benefits for government-created radiation exposure. NCBC manages every [Read More]
