Alcohol and drug toxicology screens at time of hospitalization do not predict PTSD or depression after traumatic injury

Author:

McLaughlin Cory,Kearns Nathan T.ORCID,Bennett Monica,Roden-Foreman Jacob W.ORCID,Roden-Foreman KenleighORCID,Rainey Evan Elizabeth,Funk Geoffrey,Powers Mark B.,Warren Ann Marie

Funder

Stanley Seeger Fund

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Subject

General Medicine,Surgery

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