Daniel Mark Dyball

King’s College London

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Laura Rafferty

King’s College London

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Sean Taylor-Beirne

King’s College London

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Simon Charles Wessely

King’s College London

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Amber McKenzie

King's College London

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Sharon Stevelink

King’s College London

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Anthony M J Bull

Professor of Musculoskeletal Mechanics

Imperial College London

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Nicola Fear

King’s College London

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Alexander Bennett

Defence Professor of Rheumatology and Rehabilitation

UNITED KINGDOM

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Susie Schofield

Imperial College London

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Daniel Mark Dyball

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Articles (15)

Post-traumatic growth in refugees and internally displaced persons worldwide: systematic review and meta-analysis

Evaluating the physical and psychosocial impact of serious physical combat injuries in UK armed forces personnel-the ADVANCE cohort study

Current perspectives on the mental health of UK military personnel and veterans

Illegal drug use amongst male UK military personnel who sustained physical combat injuries: The ADVANCE cohort study

Gender differences in structural and attitudinal barriers to mental healthcare in UK Armed Forces personnel and veterans with self-reported mental health problems

Suicidal ideation in male UK military personnel who sustained a physical combat injury in Afghanistan and the mediating role of leaving service: The ADVANCE cohort study

Pain after combat injury in male UK military personnel deployed to Afghanistan

The underlying mechanisms by which Post-Traumatic Growth is associated with cardiovascular health in male UK military personnel

Post-traumatic growth amongst UK armed forces personnel who were deployed to Afghanistan and the role of combat injury, mental health and pain: the ADVANCE cohort study

The underlying mechanisms by which PTSD symptoms are associated with cardiovascular health in male UK military personnel: The ADVANCE cohort study

The underlying mechanisms by which PTSD symptoms are associated with cardiovascular heath in male UK military personnel: The ADVANCE cohort study

Post-traumatic growth among UK military personnel deployed to Iraq or Afghanistan: data from phase 3 of a military cohort study

Mental health outcomes of male UK military personnel deployed to Afghanistan and the role of combat injury

Association between combat-related traumatic injury and cardiovascular risk.

Study protocol for a prospective, longitudinal cohort study investigating the medical and psychosocial outcomes of UK combat casualties from the Afghanistan war: the ADVANCE Study.

Collaborators (9)

Laura Rafferty

Sean Taylor-Beirne

Simon Charles Wessely

Amber McKenzie

Sharon Stevelink

Anthony M J Bull

Nicola Fear

Alexander Bennett

Susie Schofield

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