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Investigative reporter for The Washington Post. #1 NYT Bestselling author of "FAT LEONARD" (2024) and "THE AFGHANISTAN PAPERS" (2021).
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Why VA pays more in disability for sleep apnea than it does for some lost limbs

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By Lisa Rein, Craig Whitlock 
| New Hampshire Union Leader
Over decades, the government has spent billions on disability payments for veterans with sleep apnea, a common condition that interrupts breathing during sleep and causes fatigue. In early 2022, officials were determined to pare that back. Medical advances mean most apnea sufferers now have few or no symptoms and can hold jobs.
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Why VA pays more in disability for sleep apnea than it does for some lost limbs

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By Lisa Rein, Craig Whitlock , Caitlin Gilbert 
| Stars and Stripes
Daniel Gade said a presidential panel he served on made inconsequential changes to the disability benefits systems. (Demetrius Freeman/The Washington Post) Over decades, the government has spent billions ondisability payments for veterans with sleep apnea, a common condition that interrupts breathing during sleep and causesfatigue. In early 2022, officials were determined to pare that back. Medical advances mean most apneasufferers now have few or no symptoms and can hold jobs.
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Why VA pays more in disability for sleep apnea than it does for some lost limbs

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By Lisa Rein, Craig Whitlock , Caitlin Gilbert 
| The Washington Post
Why VA pays more in disability for sleep apnea than it does for some lost limbs (washingtonpost.com) Why VA pays more in disability for sleep apnea than it does for some lost limbs By Lisa Rein; Craig Whitlock; Caitlin Gilbert 2025110610000000 Over decades, the government has spent billions on disability payments for veterans with sleep apnea, a common condition that interrupts breathing during sleep and causes fatigue. In early 2022, officials were determined to pare that back.
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