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Some people become depressive, abusive, stressed, or destructive, and some people develop PTSD.
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Women may be twice as likely to develop PTSD as men.
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But 76 percent of those who did not develop PTSD had been given morphine.
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Conclusion: Nearly a quarter of patients receiving surgical treatment for secondary peritonitis developed PTSD symptoms.
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We know that children who live in violent neighbourhoods are more likely to develop PTSD.
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According to one estimate, almost 8% of people will develop PTSD during their lifetime.
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It's easy to see how boots-on-the-ground soldiers can develop PTSD, being so close to truly nightmarish bloodshed.
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Why, even after the most horrendous experiences, some people develop PTSD and others don't, is still a mystery.
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We develop PTSD and mental illness.
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The capacity for staff to develop PTSD as a result of such incidents is well-recognised by New Zealand's Corrections Association.
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Among those exposed to traumas, women were significantly more likely to develop PTSD than men, after controlling for assaultive violence.
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Yet this is only part of the story, because not everyone who is raped or badly beaten up develops PTSD.
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People develop PTSD after traumatic events and are left with a heightened state of distress even when they're not in danger.
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Scientists already know that all sorts of other factors, from genetics to childhood environment, affect a soldier's risk of developing PTSD.
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Veterans with high levels of war zone stress exposure who developed PTSD were at the greatest risk of death, Corry said.
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US Army veteran Mariette Kalinowski is adapting to civilian life after developing PTSD, with the assistance of a creative writing course.