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The Enduring Health Consequences of Combat Trauma: a Legacy of Chronic Disease.

Ian J Stewart | Eduard Poltavskiy | Jeffrey T Howard | Jud C Janak | Warren Pettey | Lee Ann Zarzabal | Lauren E Walker | Carl A Beyer | Alan Sim | Ying Suo | Andrew Redd | Kevin K Chung | Adi Gundlapalli
Journal of general internal medicine | 2021

A better understanding of the long-term health effects of combat injury is important for the management of veterans' health in the Department of Defense (DoD) and Veterans Affairs (VA) health care systems and may have implications for primary care management of civilian trauma patients.

Pubmed ID: 32959346

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  • Agency: VA, United States
    Id: I50HX001240

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