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What if a veteran read a report and thinks that he/she is going to die (even if its just a misunderstanding)?

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What if a veteran read a report and thinks that he/she is going to die (even if its just a misunderstanding)?

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Medical students often believe they have contracted a disease that they are studying. They read about the symptoms and begin to think that they have those symptoms. The advice that is given to them is the best advice to give to the veteran – “When you think you have a medical condition, seek professional help. Go see your doctor.” The veteran should not overreact, but should not ignore something that is troubling him/her. The insurance industry says that females live longer than males primarily because they regularly seek medical care and regularly visit their doctor.

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