xposures such as oil well smoke and aerial
bombings which were more frequent in this area, although self-reported
trauma exposure was higher in the southwest of Iraq. In addition, the study
points out that sustained socio-environmental stress originating from the
Iraqi war and subsequent hardships such as oppression, unemployment and
lack of food are significant contributors. Factors such as climate, culture
and microbial characteristics, many of the confounders from prior studies
of Allied Gulf War veterans were not factors, as participants were
acclimated to these conditions.
"This is the first large controlled study of the mental health of Iraqi
soldiers and civilians that remained in Iraq under severe
socio-environmental stress following the Gulf War," said Arnetz. "This
article will likely contribute to moving the field as to long-term
implications of war trauma, and it will also raise special interest since
it is the first of Iraqi soldiers," he added.
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