Virtual reality (VR)-facilitated exposure therapy for posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), recently evaluated under combat conditions in Iraq,...
More »Currently the Veterans Administration (VA) is the world’s largest recipient of per patient funding for PTSD. The VA treats 200,000 veterans with this...
More »PTSD filled a nosological gap by providing a way to characterize the long-lasting effects of trauma exposure.1 This led to a plethora of previously...
More »As readers of April’s column titled “Surge in Mental Health Conditions in War Veterans” know, posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a problem for...
More »Our returning military veterans remind us dramatically of the importance to consider traumatic brain injury (TBI) as a potential comorbid illness in...
More »Reports of 1 in 5 military service members returning from Iraq or Afghanistan with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and/or depression and rising...
More »Despite an abundance of studies linking both traumatic experiences and anxiety disorders with eating disorders, relatively little has been reported on...
More »This is the last installment in a 3-part series discussing the behavioral, cellular, and molecular characteristics of posttraumatic stress disorder... More »
This is the second installment in a 3-part series discussing the behavioral, cellular, and molecular characteristics of posttraumatic stress... More »
Having grown up as a "military brat," I have been familiar for decades with how my family's friends coped with war experiences. I did not know the... More »
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