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Mental health of UK troops 'relatively resilient' - BBC News
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UK troops who have served in Iraq and Afghanistan are coping better than US peers in terms of mental health, King's College London researchers say.
Traumatised soldiers three times as likely to commit violent crime...
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An alarming 21% of troops under 30 were unlawfully violent after coming home, compared to 6.7% in general, researchers have found
Expansion of prison project for veterans | Camden and Islington NHS...
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The link between military personnel’s operational experience, associated mental health and alcohol problems and increased potential for offending, particularly involving violence, has been established in research by Dr Deirdre MacManus, Consultant Psychiatrist at the London Veterans’ Service and Senior Lecturer at King’s College London.
One in eight soldiers has attacked someone after coming home from...
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Thirteen thousand troops were questioned for the study, which was led by Deirdre MacManus of the King's Centre for Military Health Research ...
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