The Latest Breaking News from PTSD

Veterans are traveling to Mexico to Get Ibogaine for PTSD, now Trump Plans to Order Study on Psychedelic Drug

President Donald Trump is expected to sign an executive order in the next days aimed at expanding U.S. research into ibogaine, a psychedelic compound that some clinics abroad use to treat post-traumatic stress disorder, traumatic brain injury, addiction, depression and anxiety, according to CBS News.

Latin Times · Apr 17

‘I didn’t want to be on medication the rest of my life’: veteran runs psilocybin retreats for PTSD before FDA approval

Researchers say ‘magic mushrooms’ can help with traumatic symptoms, but urge caution as states expand access

The Guardian - US · Apr 12

Gary Woodland opens up on PTSD struggles after brain surgery on eve of Masters return

Gary Woodland is back at the Masters after winning the Houston Open last month

The Independent UK · Apr 7

Gary Woodland Scores Emotional Houston Open Win After Brain Surgery, PTSD Battles

Woodland, who hadn't won since the 2019 U.S. Open, underwent surgery to remove a brain lesion in 2023. And it was a long, tough road back to the winner's circle.

Sports Illustrated · Mar 29

Gary Woodland, Amid PTSD Battle, Leads Houston Open; Brooks Koepka Misses Cut

Woodland fired rounds of 64-63, eyeing one of the more sentimental victories in recent memory, as Koepka's putting woes continued despite a recent stretch of strong finishes.

Sports Illustrated · Mar 27

Crimson Desert's quarry is giving players "PTSD," probably because they keep missing the key secret: "You don't need to kill hundreds of enemies"

"If it makes people feel better, we all came out the other side way better at combat"

GamesRadar · Mar 26

Gary Woodland, Relieved After Revealing PTSD Battle, in Valspar Championship Hunt

The 2019 U.S. Open champion last week disclosed his PTSD, stemming from a lesion on his brain. He's been overwhelmed by the reaction, and it's helped him inside the ropes, too.

Sports Illustrated · Mar 20

Psychedelic drug MDMA could help treat PTSD – but there’s a reason it’s not widely available

About 11% of Australians will develop post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) at some point in their life.

The Conversation · Mar 18

Medicinal cannabis concerns half-baked, advocates say

An analysis has found no evidence medicinal cannabis is effective for treating many illnesses but advocates say more data is needed to make a definitive call.

AAP · Mar 17

Does medicinal cannabis work for depression, anxiety or PTSD? Our study says there’s no evidence

The number of Australians using medicinal cannabis has surged over the past five years. Around 700,000 Australians have used cannabis for their health in the past year.

The Conversation · Mar 16