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<p>1 High rates of co-occurrence of MDD and PTSD in a meta-analytic sample<br>1 Predictors of new-onset mental health diagnoses among combat-deployed Marines<br>3 OEF/OIF soldiers with a history of adverse childhood experiences are more likely to misuse alcohol post-deployment<br>3 Veterans with current PTSD show smaller hippocampal volume than those without PTSD<br>3 Cognitive Processing Therapy and Prolonged Exposure both  significantly reduce PTSD symptoms in veterans<br>4 Paroxetine decreases anxiety and mood symptoms in OEF/OIF  veterans with sub-threshold PTSD<br>4 Veterans with symptoms of depression or PTSD are more likely to misuse alcohol than those without mental health symptoms<br>4 Psychiatric disorders, especially PTSD, increase the risk of sexual dysfunction in OEF/OIF veterans, even after controlling for use of psychotropic medications<br>5 Frequency of all types of insomnia increase as incidents of reported TBI increase<br>5 Sleep disturbances characteristic of PTSD have been found to<br>decrease psychological resilience, as well as impair responses to PTSD treatments<br>6 Biological, behavioral and psychosocial risk factors are proposed as links between cardiovascular diseases and PTSD<br>6 Partner support may lower PTSD symptoms through service members disclosure of deployment experience<br>7 Evaluation of Master Resilience Training effectiveness among Army National Guard soldiers and civilians<br>7 Exercise linked to lower suicide risk among veterans with PTSD<br>7 Predictors of VA healthcare utilization among sexual minority veterans<br>8 Prolonged exposure effective in reducing PTSD symptoms regardless of TBI status<br>8 Unethical battlefield conduct is more related to aggression and witnessing atrocities than it is to PTSD<br>8 Cognitive-behavioral group treatment decreases angry and aggressive driving-related behaviors in a military population<br>9 Veterans with PTSD have lower levels of salivary cortisol than those without PTSD<br>9 Mental healthcare utilization in the U.S. Army<br>10 MMPI-2-RF scale useful in detecting over-reported PTSD symptoms<br>10 Physically Fit Soldiers are at Decreased Risk of Mental Health Disorders in First Year of Service<br>11 Co-morbid PTSD and TBI associated with more intense symptoms than PTSD alone<br>11 CBT for insomnia with imagery rehearsal therapy improves sleep among veterans with PTSD<br>11 Test Your Knowledge<br>12 Quarterly Highlight: Analysis of suicides/suicide attempts among U.S. military personnel<br>12 Reviews to Peruse
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<br>Subjects: Brain injuries; Stress Disorders Post-Traumatic; NMC San Diego; Operation Enduring Freedom; Operation Iraqi Freedom;</div>
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U.S. Naval Center for Combat and Operational Stress Control (NCCOSC)</div>
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