PTSD

How the War on Drugs Has Harmed Veterans With PTSD

By Rick Doblin

Why Math Says You’re Driving Wrong

By The Aspen Institute

What Does an Anxiety Disorder Feel Like? Here Are 4 Signs You May Have a Problem

By Jeffrey Kluger

'I Spent Decades Planning to Die.' What It's Like to Survive HIV for More Than 30 Years

By Tez Anderson
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Finding Ms. Veteran America

Finding Ms. Veteran America Beyond a traditional beauty pageant, the Ms. Veteran America contest aims to showcase the real women beyond the uniform Story by Alexandra Genova | Photographs by Peter van Agtmael—Magnum for TIME...

How Power Outages Can Affect Mental Health

It’s been two weeks since Hurricane Maria swept through Puerto Rico, plunging it into darkness. Today, around 95% of Puerto Rico’s electric grid remains down, and that outage could last for months. Being without power...

By Alexandra Sifferlin and Karl Vick

There’s an Environmental Case for Genetic Engineering

These are today's best ideas

By The Aspen Institute

Why You Feel Like You’re Being Watched

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By The Aspen Institute

Playing Tetris Can Reduce PTSD Symptoms

If the game is played within six hours of a traumatic incident taking place

By Kate Samuelson

How To Make Sure You'll Actually Go To The Gym

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By The Aspen Institute

How One War Veteran Uses Photography to Manage his PTSD

Michael McCoy is an Iraq war veteran

By Janna Dotschkal

Facebook Can and Should Wipe Out Fake News

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By The Aspen Institute

Someone Is Learning How to Take Down the Internet

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By The Aspen Institute

A Day in the New Life of an Injured, Marijuana-Smoking Army Veteran

Some military veterans are embracing marijuana to treat their PTSD

By Bianca Silva

Top Army Doctor Leery of Treating PTSD with Marijuana

But some vets aren’t willing to wait for its official approval

By Mark Thompson

How to Keep a Billion Secrets Safe

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By The Aspen Institute

Turning Off One Gene Blocks PTSD in Mice: Study

A new study on older mice finds that fear responses can permanently disappear when this gene is blocked

By Mandy Oaklander

How Brain Implants Could Heal PTSD

These are today's best ideas

By The Aspen Institute

U.S. Veterans Comprise 10% of Death Row Inmates: Report

About 300 former military personnel are awaiting execution

By Josh Sanburn

Bringing the Good Fight Home

The work has just begun for the next greatest generation of war vets

By Joe Klein
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