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Survivors of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing continue to carry hidden biological imprints of trauma, even decades after the ...

The former child model - who is now non-binary - married The Green Mile star, Doug Hutchison, in a Las Vegas chapel when they ...

Melanie Sykes has shared a health update with fans as she details that she has lost half her hair in alopecia battle. The ...

TV chef D'Acampo has been accused of inappropriate and intimidating behaviour spanning 12 years, allegations he strongly ...

Three siblings whose father sexually abused them for years gave emotional accounts Friday in a Pictou, N.S., courtroom about ...

A veteran made threats against the Muslim community, claiming his PTSD was triggered after watching the film "American Sniper ...

Tommy Robinson should have his prison sentence cut because his segregation is 'making him ill,' a court has been told.

A new study shows that having a vivid imagination—especially for visual details—may increase a person’s risk of developing posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after trauma.

Former Navy SEAL Ray Mendoza has made his directorial debut with "Warfare," an honest and visceral new movie based on his memories of the Iraq War.

Police officers are more than twice as likely to have traumatic brain injuries compared to the general population. Officers who incur these injuries while on duty face more than double the risk of ...

New York Vietnam veteran Mike Moreno, then 78, started a new, cutting-edge therapy known as RTM, short for “reconsolidation ...