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Anger, Dissociation, and PTSD among Male Veterans Entering into PTSD Treatment

The relationships among PTSD, dissociation, and anger were evaluated in a sample of 214 treatment-seeking Veterans (Vietnam era and OEF/OIF). Participants were evaluated at entry to a PTSD clinic in which they completed questionnaires and interviews.

2012

Kulkarni, M.

Porter, K. E.

Rauch, S. A. M.

Veteran Status, Extramarital Sex, and Divorce: Findings from the 1992 National Health and Social Life Survey

PRTW

Although there is a perception that extramarital sex (infidelity) is more common among military and Veteran populations, there is little empirical research to support this claim.

2013

London, A. S.

Allen, E.

Wilmoth, J. M.

Towards a Social Theory of Sexual Risk Behavior among Men in the Armed Services: Understanding the Military Occupational Habitus

PRTW

Qualitative and quantitative data collected from the Belize Defense Force were used to clarify how military occupation is implicated in sexual risk behaviors among personnel.

2013

Anastario, M. P.

Hallum-Montes, R.

Reyes, E.

Manzanero, R.

Chun, H.

PTSD, Combat Injury, and Headache in Veterans Returning from Iraq/Afghanistan

PRTW

308 Veterans from the VA San Diego Healthcare System who served in Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom (OIF/OEF) completed questionnaires in a study to examine the relationship between posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), combat injury, and headaches.

2009

Afari, N.

Harder, L. H.

Madra, N. J.

Heppner, P. S.

Moeller‐Bertram, T.

King, C.

Baker, D. G.

Military Sexual Assault: An Ongoing and Prevalent Problem

Abstract

Despite the fact that military sexual trauma (MST) is an ongoing and prevalent problem, it is a crime that is often under-reported because of biases inherent to the military machine, as well as being difficult to treat due to ineffective or inaccessible services.

2013

Groves, C.

Encountering Women Veterans With Military Sexual Trauma

Abstract

PURPOSE: Aswomen veterans (WVs) are returning fromOperation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom with military sexual trauma (MST), the purpose of this article is twofold.

2014

Conard, P. L.

Conard, C.

Young, L.

Military Sexual Trauma as A Determinant in the Development of Mental and Physical Illness in Male and Female Veterans

Abstract

Background: Military Sexual Trauma (MST) is defined as sexual harassment and or sexual assault experienced by a military service member.

2013

OBrien, B. S.

Sher, L.

Combat Deployment Is Associated with Sexual Harassment or Sexual Assault in a Large, Female Military Cohort

Abstract

Background: Previous studies have examined the prevalence, risk factors, and health correlates of sexual stressors in the military, but have been

2013

LeardMann, C. A.

Pietrucha, A.

Magruder, K. M.

Smith, B.

Mudroch, M.

Jacobson, I. G.

Ryan, M. A. K.

Gackstetter, G.

Smith, T. C.

Unseen Battles: The Recognition, Assessment, and Treatment Issues of Men With Military Sexual Trauma (MST)

Abstract

While there is increasing attention on sexual violence in the military, the focus has been primarily on women. There is very little information regarding the effects of and treatment for men who experience military sexual trauma (MST).

2014

Morris, E. E.

Smith, J. C.

Farooqui, S. Y.

Residential PTSD Treatment for Female Veterans With Military Sexual Trauma: Does a History of Childhood Sexual Abuse Influence Outcome?

Abstract

This study examined whether a history of childhood sexual abuse (CSA)

influenced treatment outcome among female veterans with an index

trauma of military sexual trauma (MST) receiving residential treatment

for posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

2014

Walter, K H,

Buckley, A,

Simpson, J M, et al.

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