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The relationship between concurrent PTSD & suicidality in middle age: A cohort study of Vietnam veterans

Studies have explored various causes of death for different cohorts of veterans, with limited evidence for elevated rates of death due to suicide as opposed to accidents. While studies in clinical samples have found increased rates of suicide among Vietnam veterans with Post Traumatic Stress disorder (PTSD), the controversy about the relationship between suicide/suicidality and PTSD among community samples of veterans is still largely unresolved.