Gulf War Illness Research Group

Gulf War Illness Research Group Boston University based group lead by Dr. Kimberly Sullivan dedicated to Gulf War Illness research.

This consortium consists of a team of experts from several disciplines that will provide further understanding to the pathobiology of Gulf War Illness. The consortium believes that Gulf War Illness is not only a multi-symptom illness but also a multi-system illness requiring experts from multiple disciplines from leading academic and government agencies working together to solve. As a team of researchers working together, we believe that we can vastly increase the understanding of the pathobiology of Gulf War Illness and develop targeted treatments for its symptoms through this highly collaborative research consortium. Goal:

The primary goals of the study are to identify biomarkers of Gulf War Illness that can be used in diagnosis and for identifying mechanisms that can be targeted for treatment trials. We are currently recruiting veterans to participant in this research at sites in Boston, Miami and San Francisco.

Dr. Sullivan presented our recent GWI biomarker and brain imaging results last week in Australia at the Griffith Univers...
11/20/2025

Dr. Sullivan presented our recent GWI biomarker and brain imaging results last week in Australia at the Griffith University Research Innovation and Discovery (RID) conference led by Dr. Sonya Marshall-Gradisnik. Dr. Sullivan was also honored to meet with Australian GW veterans who attended the meeting.

We honor our Veteran's today and everyday for their service. Special thank you to our participants for your continued de...
11/11/2025

We honor our Veteran's today and everyday for their service. Special thank you to our participants for your continued dedication and support in our research! This important work cannot be done without your contributions.

The GWI ICD-10 Code Consortium Members, led by Dr. Beatrice Golomb, are happy to share a new online, free Continuing Med...
11/03/2025

The GWI ICD-10 Code Consortium Members, led by Dr. Beatrice Golomb, are happy to share a new online, free Continuing Medical Education (CME) training module for primary care providers and other health providers of GW veterans at the link below. For veterans, this training can be shared with your care providers.

UC San Diego Continuing Professional Development, Gulf War Illness: What Every Clinician Needs to Know, 9/28/2025 6:30:00 AM - 9/30/2028 6:30:00 PM, This activity equips medical providers and administrators with the knowledge to deliver better care for veterans with Gulf War illness (GWI). You’ll ...

Gulf War Illness is now officially recognized and validated with its own ICD diagnostic code, which is the medical syste...
09/12/2025

Gulf War Illness is now officially recognized and validated with its own ICD diagnostic code, which is the medical system doctors use worldwide to recognize and record illnesses. This is a big step forward for veteran care and research efforts, with more progress to come.

Kimberly Sullivan, along with a group of clinical researchers and veterans, advocated for this official recognition, which will support better diagnosis, treatment and understanding of Gulf War illness.

We are still looking for some Gulf War veterans without Gulf War Illness to participate in our paid brain imaging study....
08/21/2025

We are still looking for some Gulf War veterans without Gulf War Illness to participate in our paid brain imaging study. If interested, you can contact us at 617-358-1717 or bbrain@bu.edu.
You can also visit the link below:
https://rally.massgeneralbrigham.org/study/neuroinflammation_in_gwi

We are looking for Gulf War veterans without Gulf War Illness to participate in our paid brain imaging study. If you are interested in participating, please visit the webpage linked below or contact us at 617-358-1717.

https://rally.massgeneralbrigham.org/study/neuroinflammation_in_gwi

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