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  • ... higher levels than those without PTSD. One of those areas was hearing. “Among the genes uniquely methylated in the PTSD-affected group, it is striking that the second-most ...
  • ... create wounds for soldiers that are less visible than others but are no less real. PTSD symptoms include anxiety, anger and depression. Conrad said more must be done to educate ...
  • ... the type of evidence that veterans need to try to prove they have service-connected PTSD. Under the proposed rules, veterans diagnosed with PTSD by a VA health care professional ...
  • ... COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — They call him the angry guy now. Even his friends. And at this moment, on a snowy evening when he should be home, putting his son ...
  • ... many of the brigade's soldiers. "The one truly identifiable thing that triggers PTSD is combat exposure," Thompson said. As much as 20 percent of American service ...
  • ... veteran who served in Afghanistan in 2006. She said Crowley-Smilek was honorably discharged for PTSD and was constantly trying to get his life back in order. This past month ...
  • ... Dr. Dan G. Blazer, a Duke University psychiatrist who has worked with the military on PTSD issues. PTSD, he adds, is “among the easiest [psychiatric] conditions to feign.” ...
  • ... Medical Research and Materiel Command has spent $297 million on 162 research programs to dissect PTSD's causes and find ways to prevent or treat it. Among the most ...
  • ... ;t been approved by the Food and Drug Administration for PTSD. The only two FDA-approved medications for treating PTSD are the antidepressants Zoloft and Paxil. Doctors often decide to ...
  • ... Tester, a co-sponsor, said the nation owes it to the troops to make sure PTSD is adequately addressed. “These screenings serve as an effective safety net because too ...
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    ... Kevlar for the Mind: PTSD rarely the root cause of crime - Military Off Duty, Army Health ...

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    ... charged with being absent without leave in violation of Article 86. Service members suffering from PTSD could become agitated, making ...