News & Updates 2015 July Dr. Williams Explains to Health Day why PTSD Symptoms Persist for Thousands of Vietnam Vets Previous Post | Next Post Dr. Williams Explains to Health Day why PTSD Symptoms Persist for Thousands of Vietnam Vets Posted By Vernon B. Williams, MD || 23-Jul-2015 "The persistence of symptoms in some veterans and not others may relate to a variety of factors, including differences in initial exposure to combat, coping strategies and resilience developed before or after combat", said Dr. Vernon Williams, director of the Kerlan-Jobe Center for Sports Neurology and Pain Medicine in Los Angeles. "Attention must be paid to early, accurate, effective treatment of PTSD as well as other health- and behavior-related issues that, when poorly managed, are likely to increase the disability related to PTSD," Williams said. To read the full article in Health Day click here Categories: In the News Share Post
News & Updates 2015 July Dr. Williams Explains to Health Day why PTSD Symptoms Persist for Thousands of Vietnam Vets Previous Post | Next Post Dr. Williams Explains to Health Day why PTSD Symptoms Persist for Thousands of Vietnam Vets Posted By Vernon B. Williams, MD || 23-Jul-2015 "The persistence of symptoms in some veterans and not others may relate to a variety of factors, including differences in initial exposure to combat, coping strategies and resilience developed before or after combat", said Dr. Vernon Williams, director of the Kerlan-Jobe Center for Sports Neurology and Pain Medicine in Los Angeles. "Attention must be paid to early, accurate, effective treatment of PTSD as well as other health- and behavior-related issues that, when poorly managed, are likely to increase the disability related to PTSD," Williams said. To read the full article in Health Day click here Categories: In the News Share Post