Back in August, Google rolled out a Knowledge Panel in Search that featured a clinically validated screening quiz for depression. Today, Google is adding a similar questionnaire for Posttraumatic ...

Researchers say they are close to developing a first-of-its-kind of medical test that could be used to identify post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) ...

Could you be experiencing PTSD? The signs of PTSD include persistent fear and dread, intrusive memories, flashbacks, hypervigilance, avoidance, and insomnia, among others. Not everyone who ...

Thanks to a new blood test, people may not have to suffer through symptoms of post-traumatic stress before finding help.

Doctors may soon be able to diagnose post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) using a simple blood test, after scientists identified genetic changes in soldiers who experienced trauma after serving ...

But emerging science may have an answer. Researchers may soon be able to use indicators in the body to test for PTSD in much the same way doctors check for the flu.

If you have experienced a traumatic event and continue to have distressing flashbacks of the event, you may have PTSD.

Tetris could prevent post-traumatic stress disorder flashbacks (but quiz games make them worse) Explore how Tetris can act as a preventative measure for PTSD, offering a cognitive vaccine against ...

That research could one day allow PTSD to be diagnosed through a blood test or a brain scan, like most other diseases. It could end up motivating thousands of vets to get treatment.

According to Emily Holmes from the University of Oxford, the classic video game of falling coloured blocks could prevent people who have suffered through a traumatic experience from developing ...