A new study conducted by researchers from Reichman University and other Israeli institutions explored the psychological ...

Hounds and Heroes has helped veterans by pairing them with rescue animals, offering companionship to those coping with ...

In 2004, Valdez shipped off for Iraq with the 579th Engineer Battalion while serving as a member of the California National ...

(15) “Traumatic brain injury and PTSD often exist in ... It was found in 6.8 percent of those who had PTSD and received a Purple Heart, and in 9.5 percent of those who had both PTSD and had ...

Exercise vs PTSD: A new study reveals the truth about brain healing and a popular intense workout that could be a game-changer for those struggling with trauma. Can Exercise Rewire the PTSD Brain?

TBI, along with post-traumatic stress disorder ... to the theater and was injured by a grenade. Three Purple Hearts. Three traumatic brain injuries in less than five years. And a completely ...

Reactions that occur during and after trauma are typical, but when symptoms continue well after the event has passed, it may signify a person has PTSD. The brain works in complex ways to keep a ...

Although medication and private therapy are widely available for individuals suffering from PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress ... which is the only part of the brain that can experience neurogenesis ...

Shootings on U.S. soil and medical conditions such as traumatic brain injury (TBI) and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) have prompted changes to the eligibility requirements for the Purple Heart.

However, a new study carried out at Tufts University has just uncovered a brain marker that seems to show who is more likely to develop PTSD when exposed to trauma. It all has to do with how one ...

I served in the Army as a Cavalry Scout from September 17th, 2005 to June 28th, 2010. When I was 20 years old, a sniper shot me in my left leg, eventually causing my medical retirement. I ...

PTSD patients indeed exhibit hypervigilance and study liked ... thus completing cortico-striato-pallidal-thalamic loops (shown in purple). (B) Brain Circuits Involved in Reward Liking (Outcome).