Potential benefits of canine companionship for military veterans with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD)

Stern, S. L.; Donahue, D. A.; Allison, S.; Hatch, J. P.; Lancaster, C. L.; Benson, T. A.; Johnson, A. L.; Jeffreys, M. D.; Pride, D.; Moreno, C.; Peterson, A. L.; Stern, S. L.; Donahue, D. A.; Allison, S.; Hatch, J. P.; Lancaster, C. L.; Benson, T. A.; Johnson, A. L.; Jeffreys, M. D.; Pride, D.; Moreno, C.; Peterson, A. L.

Potential benefits of canine companionship for military veterans with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD)

By S. L. Stern, D. A. Donahue, S. Allison, J. P. Hatch, C. L. Lancaster, T. A. Benson, A. L. Johnson, M. D. Jeffreys, D. Pride, C. Moreno, A. L. Peterson

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Category	Journal Articles
Date	2013
Publication Title	Society & Animals
Volume	21
Issue	6
Pages	568-581
ISBN/ISSN	1063-1119
DOI	10.1163/15685306-12341286
Language	English
Cite this work	Researchers should cite this work as follows:
Tags	Animals Anthropology APEC countries Canidae Canine Carnivores Conflict Depression Developed countries Dogs Humans Mammals Men Mental disorders Mental health and well-being Military personnel Non-communicable diseases and injuries North America OECD countries peer-reviewed Pets and companion animals Physical health and well-being Primates psychoses Social psychology and social anthropology Stress United States of America vertebrates veterans war
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