The Unhomed Vietnam Veteran: “Queer Houses” in Tim O’Brien’s Vietnam Works by Cristina Alsina-Rísquez

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Traumatic Brain Injury and Genetic Risk for Alzheimer’s Disease Impact Cerebrospinal Fluid β-Amyloid Levels in Vietnam War Veterans by Jena N. Moody, Erica Howard, Kate E. Nolan, Sarah Prieto, Mark W. Logue, Jasmeet P. Hayes

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One Lung Soldier: A Ventilation Conundrum in a Postpneumonectomy Syndrome Complicated by Acute Respiratory Syndrome by Jaskaran K. Purewal, N. F. N. Sakul, Nikhita R. Balabbigari, Alberto Nenninger, Nisha Kotecha

“…A 70-year-old male Vietnam veteran with remote history of right pneumonectomy thirty years prior presented with fever, cough, and dyspnea. …”
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Homecomings, belonging and the mediating memory work of US Vietnam War remains by Sarah Wagner

“…In exploring the war’s proliferating memory work, this article examines the small-scale but persistent practice of leaving or scattering cremains at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial on the National Mall in Washington DC, against the backdrop of the US military’s efforts to account for service members missing in action (MIA). …”
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Anti-mémoires. Noms, reflets et écritures by Filippo Fimiani

“…Arthur Danto asserts that Maya Lin’s Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington really embodies the beauty of his meaning. …”
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A Case-Control Study and Meta-Analysis Reveal BDNF Val66Met Is a Possible Risk Factor for PTSD by Dagmar Bruenig, Janine Lurie, Charles P. Morris, Wendy Harvey, Bruce Lawford, Ross McD Young, Joanne Voisey

“…Association studies examining the Val66Met polymorphism and PTSD have been inconclusive, likely due to the variability in type of trauma exposure analysed. Vietnam veterans (n=257) screened for PTSD and controlled for trauma exposure were genotyped for BDNF Val66Met. …”
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The “Drama of Gender Difference,” or the Question of Masculinity and Patriarchy in the Vietnam War Fiction by Irina Strout

“…Many changes brought about by the Vietnam war are reflected in the literature of the period, in which both Vietnam veterans and non-veterans alike became formative creators. …”
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Search for an Image of Peacetime in the American Culture of the 1970s–1980s by Anton Andreevich Sysolyatin

“…The government criticised the conception of the Vietnam syndrome and conducted a policy of heroisation of Vietnam veterans in order to enable themselves to use military troops in future war campaigns. …”
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