<u+2039> <u+203a> arnaldo rodgers is a trained and educated psychologist. he has worked as a community organizer and activist. veterans may face higher risk of suicide during first year home by arnaldo rodgers on october 29, 2016 veterans 




by www.foxnews.com 




veterans may be more likely to commit suicide during the first year after they leave the military than after more time passes, a u.s. study suggests. 




compared with people still on active duty in the military, veterans out of the service for up to three months were 2.5 times more likely to commit suicide, the study found. veterans who had left the service from three to 12 months earlier had almost triple the suicide odds of current members of the military. 




<u+201c>family members and community can be proactive to reach out to veterans if they recently experienced stressful events <u+2013> not just limited to the stressful events we can capture in the data such as divorce or separation from the military,<u+201d> said lead study author yu-chu shen, a researcher at the naval postgraduate school in monterey, california. 




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