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Deployed soldiers' children vulnerable to mental health woes

(HealthScout) UPDATED 2009-08-14

Researchers have found that nearly one-third of children of U.S. Army deployed soldiers are at a high risk of suffering psychological problems, primarily due to the stress they endure from the parent who has remained at home. Read full story >

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Deployed soldiers' children vulnerable to mental health woes

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