Background Previous research indicates an association between adverse childhood
experiences (ACES) and health outcomes; however, most of these studies rely on variable …

Military sexual trauma (MST) is a pervasive problem; this study examined the relationship of
the precursory traumas of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and warfare exposure …

Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are a widespread problem within the United States,
with disproportionally high rates among military personnel. However, both intra-and …

Background: Delaying needed medical care contributes to greater health risks and higher
long-term medical costs. Women Veterans with complex medical and mental health needs …

Objective: Prior work has linked exposure to multiple types of trauma (ie, polyictimization) to
increased risk of negative behavioral health outcomes compared with exposure to any …

Background Being deployed is a risk factor for poor postdeployment mental health outcomes
in US servicewomen, including harmful drinking. However, to our knowledge, no studies …

The empirical inquiry at the heart of this qualitative phenomenological research revolves
around the identification of mental health stigma and suicidal ideation within the military …

The study is based on previous studies regarding Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE)
among veterans and military service members, with an emphasis on mental health …

Intensely sustained and frequent combat missions have characterized post-9/11 era conflicts
in the Middle East, resulting in a significant risk of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) for …

The military has five domains that they describe as personal readiness: social, emotional,
physical, family preparedness, and spiritual. These five domains are what the military …