1.1M views · 2.9K reactions | “Shell Shock,” coined in WWI for soldiers’ psychological symptoms initially linked to physical trauma, later revealed a complex mix of psychological and physical factors, ultimately contributing to the concept of PTSD. Like history? Follow us @HistoryPhotographed  | History In Pictures | Facebook

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Once known as "shell shock" or "soldier's heart," the understanding of post-traumatic stress disorder has evolved over time. While much remains unknown about the root causes of trauma, patients continue to explore new avenues in the search for healing. In this episode of Exploring Your Health, Erin Billups dives into the latest research shedding light on a promising new treatment. More: http://specne.ws/SoUa1d | Spectrum News 1 Texas

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In 1918, British soldiers suffering from "shell shock" — what we now call PTSD — were treated at the Devon Hospital in England. This rare footage shows their condition before and after therapy, capturing both the devastating effects of trench warfare and the first attempts at psychological treatment. | VibrantHistory