Posttraumatic stress disorder, trauma, and accelerated biological aging among post-9/11 veterans

Overview of attention for article published in Translational Psychiatry, January 2024

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"Eine weitere Studie bestätigt, dass Veteranen mit aktueller PTBS biologisch etwa 0,4 Monate schneller altern pro Jahr im Vergleich zu denen ohne PTBS, was auf eine kürzere Lebenserwartung hindeutet." https://t.co/r49biIxeFd

New research shows that post-9/11 veterans with PTSD are aging faster biologically, with current PTSD linked to an additional 0.4 months of aging per year🧠🕒#PTSD #Veterans #MentalHealth #Aging https://t.co/kGYxBqbe99

Study co-authored by Duke Psychiatry researchers showed #veterans w/current #PTSD were aging faster than those without current PTSD. Those w/more #PTSD symptoms or higher trauma levels were aging even faster, while vets w/past PTSD were aging more slowl…

#PTSD is associated with multiple health conditions, as shown by our work & others. Extending understanding of co-occurrence, this study shows that current PTSD & more severe PTSD is associated with accelerated biological aging. @PTSDEducation …

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