The history of nuclear testing is a dark chapter in human history, with the effects of radiation exposure still being felt today. One of the most infamous locations for nuclear testing is Bikini Atoll, a small island in the Pacific Ocean that was used for multiple tests during the Cold War [Read More]
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Navigating Radiation Exposure Compensation: What You Need to Know
If you were a worker with radiation-related illness, such as lung or bladder cancer, or are an eligible survivor, you must know about compensation provided by the federal government. The Radiation Exposure Compensation Act (RECA) provides medical benefits and monetary compensation for those exposed [Read More]
Who Is Considered a Downwinder?
People exposed to government-generated nuclear radiation during the 1950s and 1960s may be eligible for monetary compensation for serious health diagnoses. If you were physically present at nuclear testing in the western United States–or if you are an eligible survivor of a worker–you should know [Read More]
Can I Get Money from the Government if I Have Cancer?
There are many, many different types of cancer, because they may be classified by the part of the body affected by cancer or the type of cancer cell. Some of these cancers are caused by genetic mutations that alter the way our cells function; other forms develop when environmental triggers and [Read More]
Welcome to Our Blog
Our team at the National Cancer Benefits Center is eager to bring you the latest information about research and advancements in compensation claims for life-threatening illnesses caused by government-created radiation. This blog will also be used to post updates about our practice and to keep in [Read More]
