What’s New in Psychology?

Dissociation and Substance Use

What’s New in Psychology

Watching Disaster News on TV and Social Media Can Spell PTSD for Some Children

What’s New in Psychology?

The Effects of Bullying in Adulthood

How Does Trauma-Focused Therapy Work?

By Jim Windell

Who Gets PTSD and Who Doesn’t?

 By Jim Windell

Sleep or No Sleep after a Trauma?

By Jim Windell

Why are Some Veterans More Susceptible to PTSD?

By Jim Windell

People with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) face a higher risk of heart disease at an earlier age than people without PTSD. That was been fairly well established. But why?

A research team’s abstract, recently published in The FASEB Journal, a journal that publishes in the biological sciences, helps explain why.