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Old 06-02-2009, 04:21 PM
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Suicide and access to mental health care in the military have drawn significant media attention over the last several years, resulting in increased focus on these issues by the public and Army leadership. Army suicide rates have crept up over the last seven years in the context of protracted high-intensity combat operations. Mental health problems have rapidly become one of the primary factors in attrition and reduction of combat effectiveness. Leaders have taken note of these alarming trends and recently highlighted the role of stigma in discouraging soldiers from seeking mental health care.

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