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November 13, 2007JAMA

Longitudinal Assessment of Mental Health Problems Among Active and Reserve Component Soldiers Returning From the Iraq War

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CMCharles S. MillikenUnited States Army Medical CommandJAJennifer L. AuchterlonieDefense Health AgencyCHCharles W. HogeWalter Reed Army Institute of Research

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