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logical trauma during war. Based on studies of Vietnam veterans and veterans with war-related traumas, an Institute of Medicine committee concluded that there is sufficient evidence of an association between deployment to a war zone and suicide in the early years after deployment. Study limitations include the potential for misclassification and underreporting of suicide, although this would be expected to have a nondifferential effect; the inability to stratify veterans based on combat trauma; and potential problems in generalizing suicide risk among veterans with a selected mental disorder to veteran patients outside of the VA. Given the high percentage of returning veterans screening positive for a mental disorder, certain mental disorders being risk factors for suicide, and the potential for delayed risk, we plan to extend the follow-up period when cause-of-death data for later years become available through the National Death Index.