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| What We Can Learn in 21 Years | U.S. Medicine | April 2010 |
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The DoD and VA have formed an aggressive partnership to care for Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom service members who have become wounded, ill or injured. |
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| Understanding the Military Family - Researching the Impact of Military Life | Naval Health Research Center | 20 June 2016 |
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The overarching goal of the Family Study is to understand how military service impacts family members, spouses and children alike. This study, the first of its kind, seeks to get a better understanding of the long-term association between military experiences and deployments and the health and well-being of families. |
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| NHRC Launches Next Survey Cycle of Largest DoD Population-Based Military Health Study | (Naval Support Acitivity Bethesda) The Journal | 14 July 2011 |
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Beginning in May 2011, the Millennium Cohort Study, which is conducted at the Naval Health Research, began enrolling new volunteers into this DoD-wide study. (This document is a PDF) |
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| Navy Medicine Study Seeks New Participants | America's Navy | 15 June 2011 |
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Navy Medicine's Millennium Cohort Study (MCS) research team announced June 14, it expects to expand its number of study participants by 50,000 this year and is currently seeking new volunteers to participate... |
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| Millennium Cohort Family Study Launches New Survey | Defense Visual Information Distribution Service | 08 January 2021 |
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Both the Millennium Cohort Study and the Millennium Cohort Family Study are inviting new participants to join these unique studies, which are the largest long-term surveys of service members and their spouses. Spouses who are invited to take part in the family study will have the opportunity to share their perspectives of the impact of military life on their careers, stress, well-being, health, and adjustment. |
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| Military Study Expands to Include Families | American Forces Press Service | 14 December 2009 |
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A Defense Department study that explores the long-term health effects of military service, including deployments, will expand its scope to military families starting in June This article was also featured in Navy Dispatch Newspaper
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| Military Spouse Input Needed | MilitaryTime Scoop Deck | 19 July 2011 |
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The Naval Health Research Center is looking to enroll more than 10,000 military spouses in a new study of military family health. The Department of Defense Millennium Cohort Family Study aims for a more comprehensive understanding of how military families are coping with military life after nearly a decade at war. |
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| First Conference on Military Families Held | USC News | April 5, 2010 |
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The USC School of Social Work convened its first military social work conference for more than 25 multidisciplinary scholars at the USC San Diego Academic Center on March 4 to explore collaborative military family-themed research opportunities |
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| DoD's Largest longitudinal military study receives endorsements from the Army Surgeon General | America's Navy | 01 October 2014 |
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The Department of Defense's largest longitudinal study in military history received an endorsement from the Army's surgeon general Sept. 19, emphasizing the importance of the Navy-led study across the military services. |
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| 2023 Winter Newsletter | Millennium Cohort Program | January 2023 |
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We are pleased to share our most recent program updates. This newsletter includes new scientific publications that the research team has recently published. We are pleased to share with you our most recent Millennium Cohort Program updates. This newsletter includes brief summaries of new scientific publications released in recent months. Topics covered in these papers include information on service member and spouse drinking, self-reported health diagnoses related to blast exposure, and pre-incentives and survey response rates.
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