'Our unique therapeutic protocol addresses the biological brain ‘wound’ associated with PTSD,' explained lead researcher Prof. Shai Efrati.

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What makes this treatment particularly remarkable is its effectiveness—early results indicate that over 80% of patients have experienced significant relief.

So far, the results have been promising.

91% reported that they were exposed to anti-Israel and antisemitic sentiment abroad in the two months immediately following October 7.

'These individuals, still in the throes of PTSD, are not fully fit for active service and might make critical errors on the battlefield,' the clinic warned.

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Bar-Haim explained that while most people exposed to trauma can process it without assistance, others need in-depth care.

Over 70% of respondents said they felt an increase in maturity and an obligation to serve the country in some way.

Since October 7th, 23% of the Israeli public is at risk of developing PTSD and 1,600 IDF soldiers have already been diagnosed with the condition.

Elderly Israelis experienced much less acute stress and fewer PTSD symptoms than younger members of the population.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has already been taking active steps to prevent PTSD among its forces.

The approval of an MDMA drug trial for individuals suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) offers hope for a potential medical breakthrough in treating this debilitating condition.

This initiative aimed to provide respite, rehabilitation, and emotional support to soldiers grappling with the psychological aftermath of warfare and trauma.

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a pressing issue affecting many military personnel, including the brave men and women serving in the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF).

Findings may lead to more accurate diagnoses of post-traumatic stress disorder and lay groundwork for microbiotic-related medications.

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The 35 soldiers involved had previously been resistant to psychiatric medications and psychotherapy.

A new US-Israel effort is aimed at researching PTSD in order to better care for the soldiers who risk their lives to protect us.

'These numbers stem from another terror-ridden summer that saw hundreds of rockets being fired toward the area from the Hamas-controlled enclave,' reports Ynet.

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