Objectives: To identify differences in health-related quality of life among women veterans
who were raped, physically assaulted (not in the context of rape or domestic violence), both …

Purpose Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of death for women in the
United States. CVD risk factors, including depression, smoking, heavy drinking, being …

Although sexual assault by workplace personnel is widely viewed as a type of sexual
harassment, little is known about whether these overlapping constructs may possess some …

To profile differences in current physical symptoms and medical conditions among women
users of Veterans Administration (VA) health services with and without a self-reported history …

Among a national sample of 3,632 women VA outpatients, we determined self‐reported
prevalence of sexual assault experienced during military service and compared screening …

Purpose: To determine whether the type or frequency of intentional violence experiences
among women during military service influences health status or healthcare utilization …

Abstract Most of today's 1.7 million women veterans obtain all or most of their medical care
outside the VA health care system, where their veteran status is rarely recognized or …

The mental health consequences for women who have experienced intimate partner
violence (IPV), such as major depressive disorder (MDD) and posttraumatic stress disorder …

Historically, the US Department of Defense (DoD) has been one of the leaders in
researching sexual harassment. Documentation and results of these studies are routinely …

BACKGROUND: Male veterans receiving Veterans Health Administration (VA) care have
worse health than men in the general population. Less is known about health status in …