After an Iraq deployment, sixty percent of U.S. Army soldiers who were unable to return to a military career couldn't do so because of a muscle, bone or joint injury and nearly half had a mental health diagnosis. This is according to a new study from the University of Michigan and VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System. Lower rank, which indicated socioeconomic status, was also a predictor of poor health outcomes among service members, according to the research ...Saturday 5 July 2014
Veterans With Muscle, Bone or Joint Injury and Mental Health Conditions More Likely to End Service
After an Iraq deployment, sixty percent of U.S. Army soldiers who were unable to return to a military career couldn't do so because of a muscle, bone or joint injury and nearly half had a mental health diagnosis. This is according to a new study from the University of Michigan and VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System. Lower rank, which indicated socioeconomic status, was also a predictor of poor health outcomes among service members, according to the research ...
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