Reflections on the current issue: Trauma & Stress
The current issue of ANS is now available on our ANS Web site, and it promises to another issue of lasting influence! If you have not already done so, take a look at the Table of Contents and see for yourself what this issue contains. We will be featuring each
of these articles in the “Featured Articles” section of the web site, and while they are featured you will be able to download them at no cost. If you are a journal subscriber, you have access to all of the articles in not only this issue, but all issues of ANS published since the beginning in 1978!
Given that ANS articles are unsolicited, we can never predict the content profile of any single issue. We publish issue topics well in advance of the date by which manuscripts must be submitted to considered for each issue, but we leave the interpretation of issue topics open. But for this issue of ANS, I anticipated that authors might address two substantive areas – trauma and stress brought about by war, and that brought about by violence in the home. Indeed, both of these areas of concern appeared in the articles we considered for publication, as well as those that were accepted for publication.
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