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May 6, 2008

Suicide vs combat in Iraq
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The risk of suicide after leaving Iraq might surpass that of actual combat, Thomas Insel, head of NIMH, told reporters during a press briefing an annual meeting of psychiatrists in Washington, D.C.

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