Memory manipulation may seem like science fiction, but this video explains how altering memories to fight anxiety and PTSD could become a reality.

"...a significant portion of responders have new onset cognitive impairment when many of them were cognitively normal within just the past few years."

"It's not just 'Did this happen to you?' But 'Did something almost happen to you?'"

Manipulating the brain to take the emotional heft from haunting memories might pave the way for treatments for PTSD and depression, a study with mice shows.

New research could clarify why not all women with traumatic childhoods develop PTSD.

Ecstasy has successfully treated some people with PTSD. A new study suggests reopening the "critical period" in the brain may be why.

In 2016, the preterm birth rate among African-American women was 14 percent. A new paper says discrimination and PTSD could be responsible.

"They killed my people, and we will never get them back—but we want justice..."

Blood samples from 9/11 responders with PTSD symptoms suggest a potential link to dementia.

Researchers may have figured out a key difference between people with severe and more mild PTSD.