Lengthy Army Deployments Affect Spouses' Mental Health - And, morphine use after combat injuries linked to lower risk of post-traumatic stress disorder - ModernMedicine
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Lengthy Army Deployments Affect Spouses' Mental Health - And, morphine use after combat injuries linked to lower risk of post-traumatic stress disorder - ModernMedicine
Wives of U.S. Army soldiers who have prolonged deployments to combat zones may have a higher risk of receiving a mental health diagnosis. In addition, injured soldiers who receive morphine during trauma care may have a lower risk of subsequently developing post-traumatic stress disorder, according to two studies in the Jan. 14 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine.
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