The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have long documented the difficulties veterans face returning to the United States post deployment. ... In relation to the Gulf War for example, the VA engages in the presumption that unexplainable medical symptoms that exist for 6 months or longer are the result of Gulf War deployment and Gulf War Illness without regard to cause (U.S. ... No new information identifying the specifics of malingering was indicated. ... For study two "we found no significant differences between simulation groups on any scales" (Elahi et al., 2007, p. 334). ... Un...

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Suicide is a heartfelt issue no matter where it strikes but it's also not a very popular topic in the law enforcement and police culture. ... However, little to no training is implemented to the nature of maintaining positive emotion or dealing with the negative emotions once they walk away from their 'call of duty'. ... (Class Notes, 2/4) Along with core values in police subculture some can become negative in ways for dealing with the stresses of the job such as being self-reliable, infallible, and believing that they should be able to handle most situations with a minimum o...

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Reintegration helps ease or solve this trauma of PTSD. ... They also make note that warning signs of mental suffering are directly linked to experience to combat and other violence, but revealed during the reintegration period. ...

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