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Predicting externalizing symptom trajectories in U.S. National Guard recruits: The role of adverse childhood experiences. [PDF]

J Trauma Stress
Sloan AF, Bron T, Marquardt CA, Disner SG, Noorbaloochi S, Polusny MA, Schaefer JD.   +6 more
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Employment, Relationship, and Parenting Stress Among Post-9/11 Veterans: Life Before and After the COVID-19 Pandemic. [PDF]

Chronic Stress (Thousand Oaks)
McCarthy KJ, Aronson KR, Mitchell MM, Perkins DF.   +3 more
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Housing affordability and health in people with disability: A scoping review. [PDF]

Epidemiol Rev
Mason K, Durrand T, Bishop GM, Sully A, Aitken Z.   +4 more
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Moving Toward Equity: Identifying and Mitigating Disparities in Cancer Care from Screening to Survival. [PDF]

Cancer Control
Hamel LM.
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Weapons, War and Military Spending

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CORRUPTION, MILITARY SPENDING AND GROWTH [PDF]

Defence and Peace Economics, 2012
This paper considers the effect of corruption and military spending on economic growth, analysing both the direct impact of public spending and the effect of allocating resources between categories of public spending within the framework of an endogenous growth model. The model exhibits non-linearities as a result of the links between the components of
John Paul Dunne, Luca Pieroni
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European Journal of Political Economy, 2001
Abstract Anecdotal evidence relates corruption with high levels of military spending. This paper tests empirically whether such a relationship exists. The empirical analysis is based on data from four different sources for up to 120 countries during 1985–1998.
Sanjeev Gupta, Luiz de Mello, Raju Sharan   +2 more
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