153 female spouses of Dutch military personnel completed surveys about relationship satisfaction before, during, and after deployment. Levels of satisfaction were fairly high overall, but declined significantly over time.
121 Palestinian children living in an area of bombardment participated in a study to assess the prevalence and determinants of PTSD. Child PTSD symptoms were predicted by child gender, child age, maternal education and maternal PTSD symptoms.
135 Vietnam Veterans were surveyed to examine associations between combat exposure, psychological impact of war service (PTSD), marital and parental satisfaction, and family communication.
205 Australian Veterans participated in a study to explore how they use music in their everyday lives, and how music might be helpful in managing their mental health. Veterans reported frequently listening to music for both emotional and cognitive reasons.
240 male Australian Vietnam Veterans and their female partners participated in a study to examine rates of psychiatric diagnoses in the female partners.
10 male Canadian military personnel with PTSD participated in a study investigating the efficacy of nabilone capsules (a synthetic cannabinoid) in treating PTSD-associated nightmares.
187 female partners of British military personnel participated in an online study examining the nature and extent of domestic violence within military families. The rates of domestic violence found were low.
814 Dutch military personnel participated in a study testing how combat exposed Soldiers respond to post-deployment stressful life events, including immune activation measured by cytokines.
1,572 Canadian Forces members stationed in Afghanistan were surveyed to identify rates of mental health problems and use/availability of mental health services during deployment.