Gulf War Illness Continuing Medical Education (CME) Resources

Gulf War Illness Links

• Participation link for Gulf war illness Co-Q10 treatment Study- A sign-up link for Gulf war veterans to enroll in the NIH-funded treatment study and contribute to ongoing research.

• Gulf War Illness Research Update- The UC San Diego Golomb Research Group hosted a webinar featuring our recent Gulf War illness research findings and updates on April 22, 2026.

East Palestine, OHIO Links

• Participation Link for East Palestine, OH Study (NIH funded)- A sign-up link for residents and connected individuals to enroll in the NIH-funded health study and contribute to ongoing research.

• Symptom Reporter for East Palestine, OH- A tool for local residents to report new or worsening symptoms, diagnoses, and medications since completing their original survey.

General Links

• Chemical Exposure Symptom Reporter- A reporting tool for individuals in any chemically impacted community outside East Palestine to track and share health changes over time.

Golomb Research Presentations

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• Detoxing your air, water, and soil- Guidance on reducing environmental contaminants in your home and surroundings to limit ongoing exposure.

• Detoxing your body from the outside- Information on external practices—like skin care and bathing methods—that may help reduce chemical residue on the body.

• Detoxing your body from the inside- Educational resources on supporting the body’s natural detox systems through nutrition and lifestyle choices.

• Dr. Joseph Braun: DYI air filtration to reduce indoor pollutants- Practical instructions from Dr. Braun on building cost-effective air filtration systems to improve indoor air quality.

• Anxiety and Stress- Resources to help individuals recognize, manage, and cope with stress and anxiety related to chemical exposure and uncertainty.

• Alleviating anxiety without drugs and supplements- Non-pharmaceutical strategies—such as breathing techniques, mindfulness, and behavioral approaches—to reduce anxiety naturally.