Morbidity of Vietnam Veterans
Female Vietnam Veterans
Survey and Community Comparison Outcomes
A Study of the Health of Australia's Vietnam Veteran Community
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Contents
ISBN 0 642 37373 6 (v.2)
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Acknowledgments
The Department of Veterans' Affairs and the study team would like to thank all those Vietnam veterans who participated in and supported this study.Suggested citation:
Australian Government Department of Veterans' Affairs. Morbidity of Vietnam Veterans:
A Study of the Health of Australia's Vietnam Veteran Community. Volume 2: Female Vietnam Veterans Survey and Community Comparison Outcomes. Canberra: Department of Veterans' Affairs, 1998.