Talk:Post-traumatic stress disorder

Latest comment: 1 day ago by 2003:D3:FF2C:3F2B:9446:6972:DB4B:9DC0 in topic Veterans

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10x prevalence in US citizens? Common, folks, this is BS edit

The article claims that US population has 10-20x higher prevalence of PTSD in its population. This is a clue for bad science. Maybe the definitions are to loose, maybe US therapists enjoy financial kickbacks. Anyways, something is odd in the kingdom of PTSD.

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Post-traumatic or Posttraumatic? edit

Recently a user changed the title of the article previously called Post-traumatic stress disorder, now the title is "Posttraumatic stress disorder. What is the real name of this illness does anyone know more about it? Rafaelosornio (talk) 05:44, 7 March 2024 (UTC)Reply

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Veterans edit

Would someone with editing access please change the name of the section 'Veterans' to 'Military Veterans'. The reason is veterans is not specific to former military personnel, yet that is how it's been used here. Thank you. 2003:D3:FF2C:3F2B:9446:6972:DB4B:9DC0 (talk) 18:59, 27 April 2024 (UTC)Reply