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Risk factors for post-traumatic stress disorder among UK Armed Forces personnel by Iversen, A C, Fear, N T, Ehlers, A, Hacker Hughes, J, Hull, L, Earnshaw, M, Greenberg, N, Rona, R, Wessely, S, Hotopf, M

“…There is considerable interest in understanding further the factors that increase the risk of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) for military personnel…”
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Violent behaviour in U.K. military personnel returning home after deployment by Macmanus, D, Dean, K, Al Bakir, M, Iversen, A C, Hull, L, Fahy, T, Wessely, S, Fear, N T

“…There is growing concern about an alleged rise in violent behaviour amongst military personnel returning from deployment to Iraq and Afghanistan. The aims of…”
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PTSD after deployment to Iraq: conflicting rates, conflicting claims by Sundin, J, Fear, N T, Iversen, A, Rona, R J, Wessely, S

“…Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) has been called one of the signature injuries of the Iraq War. In this review prevalence estimates of PTSD are summarized…”
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Military and demographic predictors of mental ill-health and socioeconomic hardship among UK veterans by Burdett, H, Fear, N.T, Wessely, S, Rona, R. J

“…Abstract Background Around 8% of the UK Armed Forces leave in any given year, and must navigate unfamiliar civilian systems to acquire employment, healthcare,…”
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Post-traumatic stress disorder and alcohol misuse: comorbidity in UK military personnel by Head, M., Goodwin, L., Debell, F., Greenberg, N., Wessely, S., Fear, N. T.

“…Aims To determine the prevalence of comorbid probable post-traumatic stress disorder and alcohol misuse in a UK military cohort study and to determine the…”
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What explains post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in UK service personnel: deployment or something else? by Jones, M, Sundin, J, Goodwin, L, Hull, L, Fear, N T, Wessely, S, Rona, R J

“…In previous studies an association between deployment to Iraq or Afghanistan and an overall increased risk for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in UK…”
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Sickness absence and associations with sociodemographic factors, health risk behaviours, occupational stressors and adverse mental health in 40,343 UK police employees by Parkes, S., Irizar, P., Greenberg, N., Wessely, S., Fear, N. T., Hotopf, M., Stevelink, S. A. M.

“…Police employees may experience high levels of stress due to the challenging nature of their work which can then lead to sickness absence. To date, there has…”
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Hospital admissions for non-communicable disease in the UK military and associations with alcohol use and mental health: a data linkage study by Goodwin, L, Leightley, D, Chui, Z E, Landau, S, McCrone, P, Hayes, R D, Jones, M, Wessely, S, Fear, N T

“…Since the recent conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, the short-term focus of military healthcare research has been on the consequences of deployment for mental…”
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Unit cohesion and mental health in the UK armed forces by Du Preez, J., Sundin, J., Wessely, S., Fear, N. T.

“…Background Unit cohesion is recognized as a potentially modifiable factor in the aetiology of mental illness among military personnel. Aims To examine the…”
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Are brief alcohol interventions targeting alcohol use efficacious in military and veteran populations? A meta-analysis by Doherty, A.M., Mason, C., Fear, N.T., Rona, R., Greenberg, N., Goodwin, L.

“…•Rates of hazardous and harmful alcohol use are high in military populations.•Brief alcohol interventions (BAIs) appear to be effective in the general…”
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Psycho-educational interventions designed to prevent deployment-related psychological ill-health in Armed Forces personnel: a review by Mulligan, K, Fear, N T, Jones, N, Wessely, S, Greenberg, N

“…Employers such as the Armed Forces (AF) and emergency services, who predictably expose their staff to potentially traumatic events (PTEs), often provide…”
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Symptoms of post-concussional syndrome are non-specifically related to mild traumatic brain injury in UK Armed Forces personnel on return from deployment in Iraq: an analysis of self-reported data by Fear, N T, Jones, E, Groom, M, Greenberg, N, Hull, L, Hodgetts, T J, Wessely, S

“…Mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) is being claimed as the 'signature' injury of the Iraq war, and is believed to be the cause of long-term symptomatic ill…”
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Tiered restrictions for COVID-19 in England: knowledge, motivation and self-reported behaviour by Smith, L.E., Potts, H.W.W., Amlȏt, R., Fear, N.T., Michie, S., Rubin, G.J.

“…To test whether public knowledge and confidence in one's understanding of the local restrictions, motivation to adhere to local restrictions, and self-reported…”
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Trajectories of alcohol use in the UK military and associations with mental health by Goodwin, L., Norton, S., Fear, N.T., Jones, M., Hull, L., Wessely, S., Rona, R.J.

“…There are higher levels of alcohol misuse in the military compared to the general population. Yet there is a dearth of research in military populations on the…”
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Case-control study of paternal occupation and social class with risk of childhood central nervous system tumours in Great Britain, 1962–2006 by Keegan, T J, Bunch, K J, Vincent, T J, King, J C, O’Neill, K A, Kendall, G M, MacCarthy, A, Fear, N T, Murphy, M F G

“…Background: Paternal occupational exposures have been proposed as a risk factor for childhood central nervous system (CNS) tumours. This study investigates…”
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Do members of the public think they should use lateral flow tests (LFT) or polymerase chain reaction (PCR) tests when they have COVID-19-like symptoms? The COVID-19 Rapid Survey of Adherence to Interventions and Responses study by Smith, L.E., Potts, H.W.W., Amlȏt, R., Fear, N.T., Michie, S., Rubin, G.J.

“…This study aimed to investigate public use of lateral flow tests (LFT) and polymerase chain reaction (PCR) tests when experiencing key COVID-19 symptoms. In…”
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Perceptions of the impact a military career has on children by ROWE, S. L, KEELING, M, WESSELY, S, FEAR, N. T

“…The perceived effects of a military career on service personnel's children have been largely overlooked. To examine the views of military personnel about the…”
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Impact of exposure to combat during deployment to Iraq and Afghanistan on mental health by gender by Woodhead, C, Wessely, S, Jones, N, Fear, N T, Hatch, S L

“…Interest in the mental health of women deployed to modern military campaigns is increasing, although research examining gender differences is limited. Little…”
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Factors associated with non-essential workplace attendance during the COVID-19 pandemic in the UK in early 2021: evidence from cross-sectional surveys by Michie, S., Potts, H.W.W., West, R., Amlȏt, R., Smith, L.E., Fear, N.T., Rubin, G.J.

“…Working from home where possible is important in reducing the spread of COVID-19. In early 2021, a quarter of people in England who believed they could work…”
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Mental health and health service use among post-national service veterans: results from the 2007 Adult Psychiatric Morbidity Survey of England by Woodhead, C, Rona, R J, Iversen, A, MacManus, D, Hotopf, M, Dean, K, McManus, S, Meltzer, H, Brugha, T, Jenkins, R, Wessely, S, Fear, N T

“…There is concern surrounding the psychological health and uptake of treatment services among veterans of the UK Armed Forces. Data from a cross-sectional,…”
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