Background: Many veterans experience significant compromised spiritual and mental well-
being. Despite effective and evidence-based treatments, veterans continue to experience …

Objectives. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the risk of suicide among veteran men
relative to nonveteran men by age and to examine the prevalence of suicide circumstances …

Objective: A review of psychosocial approaches to alcohol use disorders (AUDs) was
performed to identify and contextualize trends in major treatment approaches and special …

Using a random sample of more than 4000 veterans, we test the effects of combat exposure
on mental health. We focus on two cohorts of veterans: those who served in Vietnam (1964 …

Purpose: Wartime combat exposure is linked to a broad array of negative outcomes. The
current study identified potential differences between middle-to-older aged men exposed to …

The study of the effects of war exposure on the psychological health of combatants has so
far been constrained by possible selection biases which limits the establishment of causality …

Background Military veterans often encounter multiple obstacles to mental health care, such
as stigma, practical barriers (eg, high cost), and negative beliefs about mental health care …

Military service has the potential to generate short-term, long-term, cumulating, and
countervailing effects on health and mortality across the life course. Veterans have the …

Current knowledge about aging is primarily based on cohorts that were born during the early
part of the twentieth century. A substantial percentage of men in these cohorts, and …

Abstract The number of United States service members in uniform, Veterans, and military
families with mental health needs continues to increase. Military personnel and their families …