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    Gros DF, Simms LJ, Acierno R.
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  • 33. The relationship between PTSD arousal symptoms and depression among mothers exposed to the World Trade Center attacks.
    Rubacka JM, Schmeidler J, Nomura Y, Luthra R, Rajendran K, Abramovitz R, Chemtob CM.
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  • 39. A family study of chronic post-traumatic stress disorder following rape trauma.
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