Traditionally alcohol has been used by the military to cope with the intense stress of battle
but also as a way of mediating the transition from the heightened experience of combat to …

Background Despite research highlighting the role of alcohol in military life, specifically in
relation to mental health and certain combat experiences, there is no synthesised evidence …

Objective: Emergency workers, such as fire-fighters, are routinely exposed to potentially
traumatic events. While a number of studies have examined the occurrence of post-traumatic …

Background This study assessed the extent to which alcohol consumption in a military group
differed from the general population, and how alcohol affected the military group's health …

Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and alcohol use are highly prevalent among military
veteran populations. Several theories have been proposed to account for the comorbidity …

Background Trauma exposure is associated with hazardous and/or harmful alcohol use.
Occupational groups frequently exposed to trauma may be at risk of alcohol harm. This meta …

OBJECTIVE: Military veterans experience a high prevalence of psychopathologies such as
posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Relationships between physical and psychological …

Aims To explore patterns of alcohol misuse in a sample of treatment-seeking veterans
compared to the UK Armed Forces personnel population and the general public …

Background Consumption of alcohol is synonymous with military populations, and studies
have shown that serving personnel drink more than age-and sex-matched civilian …

This study describes alcohol consumption and examines associations with organisational
job stressors among female (n= 493) and male (n= 707) English police officers. Significantly …