Military sexual trauma (MST) has been studied extensively in women; however, knowledge
regarding the ways in which men are affected by MST remains limited. The present study …

Sexual trauma remains a pervasive problem in the military. The deleterious mental health
outcomes related to incidents of sexual assault have been well-documented in the literature …

Objective: Recent prevalence estimates indicate 38% of female service members/veterans
(SM/Vs) report military sexual trauma (MST). This estimate is higher than Veterans Affairs …

Objective: Workplace violence is underreported, in part due to lack of trust in the system—an
organization's ability to protect victims' safety, confidentiality, and dignity. We focus on …

Unlike studies of military sexual trauma (MST) among active-duty service members, most
studies of veterans with MST have been clinical in nature, focused on estimating population …

Introduction: Alcohol misuse is a significant clinical concern among military and veteran
populations, particularly among individuals who have experienced military sexual trauma …

Given the number of veterans who have experienced military sexual trauma (MST) and the
impact of these experiences on veteran health, Veterans Health Administration (VHA) …

Social factors play a crucial role in moderating the impact of severe stressful events on
mental health. Exposure to harassment, hence to unwanted negative behavior that is …

Ample research exists on sexual assault survivors' formal help-seeking behaviors and its
impacts on recovery; however, little research exists on how informal support providers (ISPs; …

Men who experience military sexual trauma (MST) are at increased risk for dying by suicide,
yet efforts to explain this have been limited. The present study aimed to describe men's …