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Psychiatry Research|December 12, 2019
Leader provided purpose: Military leadership behavior and its association with suicidal ideationBenjamin Trachik, Raymond P Tucker, Michelle L Ganulin, et al.Military Psychology : the Official Journal of the Division of Military Psychology, American Psychological Association|March 27, 2024
Psychometric properties of the interpersonal needs questionnaire (INQ-15) in Army soldiers: Implications and future directionsEmma H Moscardini, Anthony Robinson, Benjamin Trachik, et al.Suicide & Life-Threatening Behavior|April 20, 2021
Military suicide prevention: The importance of leadership behaviors as an upstream suicide prevention targetBenjamin Trachik, Nicolas Oakey-Frost, Michelle L Ganulin, et al.The Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation|March 20, 2021
Network Analysis of Research on Mild Traumatic Brain Injury in US Military Service Members and Veterans During the Past Decade (2010-2019)Shawn R Eagle, Michael W Collins, Michael N Dretsch, et al.Journal of Sleep Research|March 14, 2020
Sleep disturbance mediates the association of adverse childhood experiences with mental health symptoms and functional impairment in US soldiersMorgan A Conway, Oscar A Cabrera, Kristina Clarke-Walper, et al.Clinical Neurophysiology Practice|July 21, 2025
Multiple factors contribute to pupillary light reflex: implications for screening of traumatic brain injury in military service membersMichael N Dretsch, Katie M Williams, Diana P Evans, et al.Lipids|July 3, 2014
Fast transmethylation of total lipids in dried blood by microwave irradiation and its application to a population studyYu Hong Lin, Jennifer A Hanson, Sarah E Strandjord, et al.Brain and Behavior|April 26, 2016
Brain-derived neurotropic factor polymorphisms, traumatic stress, mild traumatic brain injury, and combat exposure contribute to postdeployment traumatic stressMichael N Dretsch, Kathy Williams, Tanja Emmerich, et al.Journal of Psychiatric Research|July 25, 2021
Individuals with and without military-related PTSD differ in subjective sleepiness and alertness but not objective sleepinessAlice D LaGoy, Margaret Sphar, Christopher Connaboy, et al.Epilepsy & Behavior : E&B|June 13, 2006
Recognition of emotion with temporal lobe epilepsy and asymmetrical amygdala damageHelen L Fowler, Gus A Baker, Jason Tipples, et al.Pageof 10