PTSD: Another Name for the Old Invisible Wound of War
By Megan Riddle, M.D. Ph.D.
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Post-traumatic stress disorder is the modern manifestation of what we have long recognized as the effect that war can have on a soldier’s mental health. (It was called “war neurosis” during the French Revolution, “soldier’s heart” in the Civil War, and “shell shock” in World War I.)
