Of those veterans, roughly 3.2 million — nearly 48 percent — were identified as having at least one potential toxic exposure during military service. Veterans should also recognize that exposure databases continue to evolve as additional military records become available. Providing veterans with access to their own Individual Longitudinal Exposure Records represents more than a technological improvement. As the VA continues implementing the PACT Act and expanding toxic exposure initiatives, giving veterans greater visibility into their own records is a logical next step. Stay connected with DisabledVeterans.org as we continue covering developments related to the PACT Act, toxic exposure research, VA healthcare, and the policies that affect veterans and their families.