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President to Send Suicide Condolence Letters
WASHINGTON, DC— Families of servicemembers who commit suicide will now receive condolence letters from the President, just as families of troops who die in combat or of other service-related injuries currently do.
Suicide Attempts Increase Veterans’ Risk of Dying from All Causes, Study Finds Cont.
Suicide Attempts Increase Veterans’ Risk of Dying from All Causes, Study Finds
Philadelphia - Veterans who have attempted to kill themselves suffer elevated risks of mortality from all causes, not just suicide, according to a recent study. And the problem is not likely to improve anytime soon: The study cited research showing that troops returning from the current conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan have a greater suicide risk than veterans of past wars.
Study Looks at PTSD's Effect on War Veterans' Immune Systems
PTSD could be linked to a compromised immune system in war veterans, according to preliminary results of a study.
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