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Veterans Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder - Page 3

I always thought it was much higher than the VA wanted to say. I know how sometimes the stresses of everyday living can make one give up on life especially after not seeming to fit back into society as what many call 'normal'.

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Son's app that prevents night terrors in vets helps dad

Senior Tyler Skluzacek said he was in sixth grade when his dad, Sgt. First Class Patrick Skluzacek, spent a year in Iraq. It had a huge impact. His dad returned with PTSD and night terrors. So Tyler's team created an app they say helps prevent them. Ref. Source 1h

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Hope for veterans with an overlooked form of post-traumatic stress disorder

Veterans with subclinical PTSD not only respond to evidence-based therapy but respond better than those with full PTSD, a new study concludes. Just like patients with full PTSD, those with subclinical PTSD have experienced a traumatic event and are regularly re-experiencing it, often in nightmares or flashbacks. Ref. Source 8y.

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Study: Veterans with PTSD have higher risk of heart attack, stroke

A study found those with post-traumatic stress disorder may not have blood vessels expand normally. Ref. Source 6x.

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That's a given since higher stress is known to cause the release of the stress hormone which in turn causes inflammation and by extension causes a break down in your body. PTSD for a veteran means reliving the stress of war everyday.

Veterans Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

New study reports on suicidal thinking among US veterans

Nearly 14 percent of veterans reported suicidal thinking at one or both phases of a two-year study. The research involved more than 2,000 men and women who took part in the National Health and Resilience in Veterans Study. Ref. Source 3i.

Veterans Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder - Page 3

Besides the rigors of war that can have a terrible effect on the mind the kind of reception you get back at home also can have a huge impact.

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Confidence in Iron Dome, coupled with resilience, can reduce PTSD symptoms

Belief in the success of the Iron Dome air defense system, coupled with a strong sense of resilience (An inner trait that results in positive adaptation to trauma), can reduce post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms, suggests a new study examining PTSD symptoms in Israeli civilians following Operation Protective Edge, the Israel-Gaza conflict in 2014. Ref. Source 9w.