The VA has not announced any decision on whether it will provide disability compensation for four diseases linked to exposure to Agent Orange by a scientific panel, breaking a pledge to make a decision by late June. Despite a promise in March from a Veterans Health Administration official that VA would decide within 90 days whether to add four health conditions — bladder cancer, hypothyroidism, hypertension and Parkinson's like symptoms — to a list of diseases presumed related to herbicide exposure, a VA spokesman said last week that none is forthcoming. "We have no announcements on Agent Orange presumptive conditions at this time," a VA spokeswoman said Wednesday, three months after a hearing in which a VA official told a senator the decision was pending. Read more on Military.com.