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CancerPACT Act 2022

Neck Cancer (Any Type)

Typical VA Rating Range
100%
Actual ratings are assigned by VA raters based on C&P exam findings. This range reflects typical outcomes for veterans with this condition.

About This Condition

Malignant tumors occurring in neck structures, including lymph nodes of the neck, soft tissues, and cervical structures. Under the PACT Act, neck cancers of any type are presumptive for veterans with qualifying toxic exposure, meaning VA presumes service connection without requiring additional nexus evidence.

Evidence Needed

  • Pathology/biopsy report confirming neck cancer
  • Imaging studies (CT, MRI, ultrasound)
  • Oncology records
  • Documentation of qualifying service

ICD-10 Codes

C76.0C77.0

These ICD-10 codes should appear in your medical records and VA examination reports. Your physician and VA rater will use these codes to document the condition.

Next Step

Think this condition applies to you? Check your full PACT Act eligibility — we'll assess your service history, deployment locations, and all applicable conditions.

Published by the Honest MOS Editorial DeskVerified against DoD/.gov sourcesUpdated May 2026Editorial standards