The Veteran's bilateral hearing loss is rated at zero percent, as the evidence does not show that it warrants a higher rating.,Service connection for left shoulder disability and Crohn’s disease are denied because there is no medical evidence linking these conditions to service. The Veteran's rash of the right foot and anxiety disorder do not have current diagnoses or etiological links to service. Service connection for acute myeloid leukemia was also denied due to a lack of in-service diagnosis.,The Veteran has not provided sufficient credible evidence to establish that any of his claimed conditions are related to service.

The deciding factor: The Veteran's bilateral hearing loss is rated at zero percent as the clinical evidence does not show that it warrants a higher rating. The Veteran did not provide medical or lay evidence linking his current hearing loss to service.,Service connection for left shoulder disability and Crohn’s disease are denied because there is no medical evidence linking these conditions to service. The Veteran's rash of the right foot and anxiety disorder do not have current diagnoses or etiological links to service. Service connection for acute myeloid leukemia was also denied due to a lack of in-service diagnosis.,The Veteran has not provided sufficient credible evidence to establish that any of his claimed conditions are related to service.

Claimed conditions

bilateral hearing loss, left shoulder disability, Crohn’s disease, rash of the right foot, anxiety disorder, acute myeloid leukemia

How they argued it

Not specified

Exposure basis

None

Rating

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Decision date

March 14, 2019

Citation

19118700

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