PTSD

Scientists have offered an explanation for why therapy works at a cellular level.

According to recent studies, more than 200,000 Vietnam vets still have PTSD. A simple scientific solution might be the answer for them and thousands of other veterans.

A new study found that prazosin didn't have any more effect than a placebo pill—but doctors say the drug may still have a place in PTSD treatment.

This comes after the Food and Drug Administration designated MDMA as a "breakthrough therapy."

The Pineapple Fund has given a $4 million grant to clinical trials on MDMA-assisted psychotherapy.

Nearly 20 percent of the people who were psychologically affected by their diagnosis had PTSD within six months.

Service members disclosed more symptoms when speaking with a computerized "virtual human."

The VA and PBS are offering counseling to vets with PTSD who might find watching the documentary too difficult. 

Yoga therapy can help ease symptoms of these common mental health conditions.

The killer clown craze started in the U.S. and quickly spread to Europe.

Veterans Affairs and the Department of Defense must work together to offer better options for patients.

Statistics have led to fears that we are now starting to see the true cost of the Afghanistan and Iraq wars.

Medication and therapy can help alleviate a range of anxiety disorders.

Tom Voss thought walking across America would help with his PTSD. Then he started focusing on breathing techniques.

Prince Harry must take a bolder approach to truly help troops suffering from PTSD.

Some veterans aren't happy that Sarah Palin recently linked her son’s recent domestic violence arrest to President Obama’s policies.

"Post-traumatic stress disorder is the inability of normal life to ever match the amplitude of living you achieved in war."

A new report estimates that 300 people on death row served in the military.

Doctors are beginning to look at cannabis's ability to alleviate psychological effects of combat.

Researchers studying people who were almost in a plane crash have found that traumatic experiences generate 'emotionally enhanced' memories.

'Good Kill' shows the hell of a drone operator’s life, but refuses to go deeper into the psychological impact of killing from long distance.

Xenon gas, already used in humans as an anesthetic, might be able to treat PTSD more effectively than drugs.