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What is the standard of proof for medical evidence?

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What is the standard of proof for medical evidence?

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The VA standard of proof for medical evidence is whether, after review of the veterans complete medical records, the evidence (at a minimum) shows that it is as least as likely as not that a current condition originated from an in-service injury or disease. Therefore, if a private physician cannot attest to the fact as a matter of medical certainty, he may be amenable to saying that it is at least as likely as not that a condition occurred during, or as a result of, military service. His opinion must be based upon his own examination AND a review of the veterans complete medical record.

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