A Brief History of Wartime PTSD - From Ancient Greece to Afghanistan

#8220;For centuries, even millennia, eye-witnesses of conflict have suffered from PTSD. Consider these early accounts.” WHILE THE TERM post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) wasn’t officially coined until 1980, psychologists, both civilian and military, have long been aware of the

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A Brief History of Wartime PTSD - From Ancient Greece to Afghanistan

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