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    A 2009 study by Elder et al. found that World War 2 veterans faced increased mortality risks decades later from certain wartime experiences like combat. Combat exposure was linked to long-term symptoms of post-traumatic stress and cardiovascular disease in veterans even 40 years after the war. Stressful military experiences could have lasting behavioral and psychological impacts that influence late-life health, as early-life stress can have consequences that persist throughout one's life course.

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    A 2009 study by Elder et al. found that World War 2 veterans faced increased mortality risks decades later from certain wartime experiences like combat. Combat exposure was linked to long-term symptoms of post-traumatic stress and cardiovascular disease in veterans even 40 years after the war. Stressful military experiences could have lasting behavioral and psychological impacts that influence late-life health, as early-life stress can have consequences that persist throughout one's life course.

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    A 2009 study by Elder et al. found that World War 2 veterans faced increased mortality risks decades later from certain wartime experiences like combat. Combat exposure was linked to long-term symptoms of post-traumatic stress and cardiovascular disease in veterans even 40 years after the war. Stressful military experiences could have lasting behavioral and psychological impacts that influence late-life health, as early-life stress can have consequences that persist throughout one's life course.

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    A research study by (Elder et. Al, 2009) explain that American veterans

    investigated the mortality risks of five World War II military experiences and their

    variation among veterans in the post-war year. Among World War II veterans, the

    shadows combat persist across 40 years in symptoms of post-traumatic stress and

    cardiovascular disease. Wartime experience may fade in memories, but it can set in

    motion behavioral and psychological changes that affect late-life health and longevity.

    Stressful experiences in early life may have behavioral consequences that

    persist across the life course. Such influences from the past represent one of the more

    compelling reasons why wartime experiences deserve investigation in the lives of aging

    veterans. Stressful military experience most commonly refers only to exposure to

    combat, but war mobilization in World War II drew men into active military duty across a

    wide age range, from 18 to the late 30s

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