Childhood abuse may up service members' risk of PTSD
Physical, emotional, or sexual abuse in childhood may increase military service members' risk of developing PTSD.
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Physical, emotional, or sexual abuse in childhood may increase military service members' risk of developing PTSD.
Service members deployed to conflict zones may be at greater risk of developing post-traumatic stress disorder if they were abused in childhood. This, along with other findings from a new study, help clarify how adverse experiences early in life can make people more vulnerable to trauma later on.
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