File:Combat & Operational Stress Research Quarterly Vol 6 No 1 Winter 2014 (IA COSResearchQVol6No1Winter2014).pdf

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

Subjects: Brain injuries; Stress Disorders Post-Traumatic; NMC San Diego; Operation Enduring Freedom; Operation Iraqi Freedom;