Dogs Able to Sniff Out PTSD, Other Trauma, in Human Breath
Dogs can detect stress-related compounds in the breath of people experiencing early signs of trauma, including those with PTSD, a new proof-of-concept study suggests.
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Dogs can detect stress-related compounds in the breath of people experiencing early signs of trauma, including those with PTSD, a new proof-of-concept study suggests.
Certain symptoms of depression, as well as antidepressants like fluoxetine (Prozac) or escitalopram (Lexapro), can reduce your sex drive.
The sudden death of a Marine scout sniper after his controversial exit from the Corps was a result of drug toxicity from one of his prescriptions, according to a newly published autopsy report.
Ethnographic research sheds light on extensive use of psychiatric drugs by soldiers in post 9/11 U.S. wars.
When Army Sgt. 1st Class Mark C. Warren was diagnosed with depression soon after his deployment to Iraq, a military doctor handed him a supply of the mood-altering drug Effexor. Marine Pfc. Robert Allen Guy was given Zoloft to relieve the depression he developed in Iraq. And Army Pfc.