There are few workplaces more intense than the battlefield, so we shouldn’t be surprised that combat veterans experience higher levels of depression and anxiety than civilians. What is surprising, however, is the shape of the trajectory:
Among combat-exposed male veterans, trajectories for depression and anxiety decreased until age 60 years before increasing in later life, according to study results.
Savannah Demko
Read Combat Exposure Affects Veterans’ Mental Health in Later Life [press release] in Healio Psychiatry.
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