Understanding the complex links between head injuries and psychological trauma
In short: In this Royal Institution Q&A, experts address pressing questions regarding the nature of PTSD and the physiological connections between brain injury and psychological distress.
Morten Kringelbach and Alexander Wieck Fjaeldstad engage with an audience to explore the intricacies of post-traumatic stress disorder. The discussion covers the prevalence of PTSD among military personnel and examines the relationship between physical head injuries and psychological trauma, offering insight into potential upcoming treatments.
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