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. 2012 Jul 23;180(4):22-31.

More U.S. soldiers have killed themselves than have died in the Afghan war. Why can't the Army win the war on suicide?

Mark Thompson, Nancy Gibbs

PMID: 22852482

More U.S. soldiers have killed themselves than have died in the Afghan war. Why can't the Army win the war on suicide?

Mark Thompson et al. Time. 2012.

. 2012 Jul 23;180(4):22-31.

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Mark Thompson, Nancy Gibbs

PMID: 22852482

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