Clinical Review

Reunification: The Silent War of Families and Returning Troops

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Military families grapple with a host of stressors when service members are called to war—and others when these warriors return home and must adjust once more to family life. Yet few studies have examined these struggles and the effects they can have on the health of all involved. Here, a review of the existing literature that identifies specific areas in need of further research.


 

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