Can Hollywood Get Veterans Right—and Could It Actually Save Lives?
From The Punisher to SEAL Team, film and TV often portray a brooding, battle-scarred vet, but a new study highlights the complexity of post-service life.
A new peer-reviewed brief in the Journal of Clinical Psychiatry reveals that retired U.S. military veterans face serious suicide risks, especially during the transition from service to civilian life and as they age.
The study calls for targeted prevention efforts, long-term mental health support, and easier access to crisis services.
The fight doesn’t end when the uniform comes off, emphasizing the need for accurate storytelling and support for veterans.
Author's summary: Hollywood portrayal of veterans affects their lives.
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