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Objective Neurocognitive Assessment of Stress and Recovery in Military Personnel: The NPRO-8 MIL Two-Tier Screening Framework
Prolonged military deployments expose personnel to sustained vigilance, disrupted sleep, uncertainty, repeated high-consequence decisions, separation from social support, and restricted opportunities for recovery. Military organizations routinely monitor physical fitness and medical readiness, but s
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