A VA denial does not always mean the evidence showed your condition was unrelated to service. Sometimes the problem is that the file did not contain enough medical evidence to clearly support the connection. Learn what to look for in your denial letter.
If your VA denial letter says there is “no nexus” or that the evidence does not show a connection between your condition and service, you may be dealing with a medical evidence problem. Here’s what that language usually means and why it matters.
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