PTSD among soldiers isn't as simple as you think. April 3, 2014— -- The Fort Hood soldier who killed three colleagues before killing himself was being evaluated for post-traumatic stress ...

Marine Corps Lt. Colonel Brian Wilson struggled with PTSD before attending a program that teaches Posttraumatic Growth ...

He was eventually diagnosed with PTSD. "I didn't really want to accept it," he says. Pitts says the military had built him up to believe he was "larger than life, almost like a superhero." ...

Without answers — his PTSD diagnosis offered little explanation ... is just one of many deeply troubled soldiers suffering from the after-effects of war who are so desperate for respite ...

The Army diagnosed 76,176 soldiers with PTSD between 2000 and 2011. Of those 65,236 soldiers were diagnosed at some stage of their deployment. Many returned to the battlefield after mental health ...

After a few months back in Iraq, Blackmon was re-evaluated for PTSD but couldn’t keep hiding it. He was given an “administrative discharge” and his military career was over. Blackmon was ...

In addition to widespread PTSD and other mental illnesses, record suicide rates reported by the military appear to be spilling into veterans' lives as civilians, said Janet Kemp, the VA's chief ...

But to someone who personally lives with PTSD, it can mean something different. Buddy, a former Soldier with three deployments under his belt — two to Iraq and one to Afghanistan — said he ...

In December, the U.S. Congress voted to study the effects of psychedelic therapy on soldiers suffering from PTSD and traumatic brain injury. In Israel, a study that would treat Oct. 7 survivors ...