Monday March 6, 2006
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A new study shows more than one in three members of the U.S. armed forces serving in Iraq seeks help for mental health problems. We talk about the types of problems they're experiencing, the help available, and long term cost to individuals, their families, and the nation.
Charles Sheehan-Miles, executive director of Veterans for Common Sense and a veteran of the first Gulf War
Col. Dr. Charles Hoge, director of the division of psychiatry and neuroscience at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
Chaplain John Morris, chaplain for the Minnesota National Guard
Craig Smith, served as a Specialist in Operation Iraqi Freedom from April to November 2003
Diane's guests from February 17 return to discuss obligations of Islam, prohibited behavior, and the role of women as laid out in the Koran.
Seyyed Hossein Nasr, Professor of Islamic Studies, George Washington University
Imam Yahya Hendi, Chaplain, Georgetown University
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