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More Canadian soldiers than ever are publicly talking about the effects of PTSD and it's unclear how many more will return home from Afghanistan with the stress disorder, but Canadian Forces Surgeon General, Commodore Hans Jung, who was appointed to his post in July, says despite some very visible stories of people "falling through the cracks" and not getting the services they need to deal with serious mental health problems, the Canadian Forces does have a good system in place.
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CF surgeon general Jung: Canadian Forces system can deal with PTSD
More Canadian soldiers than ever are publicly talking about the effects of PTSD and it's unclear how many more will return home from Afghanistan with the stress disorder, but Canadian Forces Surgeon General, Commodore Hans Jung, who was appointed to his post in July, says despite some very visible stories of people "falling through the cracks" and not getting the services they need to deal with serious mental health problems, the Canadian Forces does have a good system in place.
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