Iranian female spouses/caregivers (N=244) of Veterans with war-related bilateral lower limb amputations participated in interviews regarding overall quality of life as well as physical, emotional, social, and mental health.
This study explored links between divorce and various health outcomes among all 5 branches of Service members in the Millennium Cohort Study.
918 Dutch males participated in a study to understand the relationship between testosterone, cortisol, and the development of PTSD (posttraumatic stress disorder) symptoms. Participants completed one set of predeployment assessments and four postdeployment assessments.
240 Palestinian children and their parents completed assessments of Post-traumatic stress symptoms (PTSS) 3, 5, and 11 months after the war in Gaza.
1,224 Canadian armed forces completed online surveys to examine the relationship between morale and work engagement. Despite overlap in their meaning, morale and work engagement were predicted by different variables, and had different outcomes.
2000 Census data was used to compare salaries of military spouses to salaries of civilians. Overall, military spouses have lower annual incomes than their civilian counterparts.
238 civilian females living in Nigeria completed scales about intimate partner violence to examine associations between living in a military community and rates of intimate partner violence.
Adolescent females and their parents were recruited from an adolescent medicine clinic at a large military medical center, and both completed a short survey after the appointment.