Exhibit 2:

Likelihood of a post-deployment follow-up behavioral health visit or alcohol use disorder diagnosis, by post-deployment alcohol screening results and pre-deployment alcohol use disorder diagnosis status (n = 379,238)

	Had a follow-up behavioral health visit			Received an alcohol use disorder diagnosis
	n = 133995 (35.3%)		n = 13224 (3.5%)
	n	Percent	n		Percent
Post-deployment alcohol screening result
No/low risk	73848	32.7%	5126		2.3%
At-risk	40580	35.8%	3858		3.4%
Severe alcohol use	19567	48.5%	4240		10.5%
Alcohol use disorder diagnosis pre-deployment
Yes	5241	52.3%	1830		18.3%
No	128754	34.9%	11394		3.1%

SOURCE Authors’ analysis of data from the Substance Use and Psychological Injury Combat study of Soldiers who completed the Post-deployment Health Re-Assessment after return from a deployment associated with the Afghanistan or Iraq conflicts in fiscal years 2008–2013.

NOTES Alcohol screening results were derived from the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test-consumption items. Receipt of a follow-up behavioral health visit and alcohol use disorder diagnosis were assessed within 150 days following completion of the Post-deployment Health Re-Assessment.