One out of every five combat fighters who are released from the IDF is a war veteran, according to the association- with many of those who have PTSD having trouble sleeping at night because of ...

There’s yet another research study out that confirms what Charlotte Porter told us recently: Reporters and photojournalists covering combat are nearly as prone to PTSD as soldiers.

Bales' attorney says he does not know if his client suffered from PTSD, but his initial statements appear to be building a possible defense around the argument that the horrific crime was the ...

Military PTSD Not Always Related to Combat PTSD among soldiers isn't as simple as you think.

Ancient Assyrian warriors suffered from PTSD after combat, over 3,000 years ago. Mesopotamian texts more than 3,000 years old reveal that post-traumatic stress disorder may be as ancient as combat ...

However, some combat veterans hinted at involvement in atrocities, and when invited to tell more were often deepened their discussion into soul-wrenching confessions of the brutality emerging from ...

Treatment for combat-related PTSD advances with method shown to be fast, effective Date: January 5, 2023 Source: University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio Summary: A randomized ...

Threat bias interacts with combat, gene to boost PTSD risk Date: February 13, 2013 Source: NIH/National Institute of Mental Health Summary: Soldiers preoccupied with threat at the time of ...

NHS medics will be trained in treating combat wounds and PTSD to provide better support to Britain's Armed Forces veterans. The £1.8 million programme, designed to target the unique needs of ...

Fighting for three years in various war zones, Maksym Nesmiianov, an infantry soldier in Ukraine’s Border Guard Service talked mental health, PTSD, and combat joys and losses with Kyiv Post.

More PTSD among combat soldiers NEW studies point to higher rates of post-traumatic stress disorder among combat soldiers but no looming tsunami of mental health cases.