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Root Cause of Post-Traumatic and Developmental Stress Disorders
Major Depression and Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) are among the most common mental health problems
experienced by veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. Alcohol and drug use are also common problems in
troops and veterans who have deployed overseas. Stress is an acknowledged contributor to the development and
progression of each of these conditions. Our research program will investigate the "Root Cause", or biological
basis of these conditions, which we hypothesize is heavily influenced by brain anatomy.
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Root Cause of PTSD in the News!
Check out our article in VA Research Currents. Research news from the u.s. department of veterans affairs • Dec. 2007–Jan. 2008 more...
- Posted by Erich Baker
on Jan 09, 2008 11:31am CST
Front Page changed!
The front page now has new information that is more relevant to the Post-traumatic Stress Disorder project. Clicking on the 'more...' links will reveal more information dealing with the projects. Also, the 'Contact Us' page has been added as well.
- Posted by Kevin Kastner
on Oct 14, 2007 03:01pm CDT
Administrator capability added!
Users can now be deleted using the administrator login. A warning message occurs after choosing a user to ensure that the correct user is being deleted.
- Posted by Kevin Kastner
on Oct 12, 2007 05:10pm CDT
Administrator capabilities added!
Administrator capabilities have been added to the website. These can be accessed via the 'My Account' page with administrator access only. Administrators can now read bug reports submitted by other users, update the privileges of other users, and post items to the news feed!
- Posted by Kevin Kastner
on Oct 09, 2007 02:10am CDT
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Root Cause of PTSD in the News
Check out our article in VA Research Currents. Research news from the u.s. department of veterans affairs.
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Projects
1) Early progression of post-deployment stress disorders
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2) Fluoxetine for post-deployment stress disorder
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3) Serotonin and other genes and biomarkers
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4) Serotonin and other genetic effects on brain anatomy
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5) Serotonin and other genetic effects on regional brain anatomy and function
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6) Anatomical and behavioral animal models of developmental stress disorders
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