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Me on PTSD story on public radio, noon Monday 4/6/09

ddobbs | April 5, 2009

Heads-up dept: I'll be discussing I discussed "The Post-Traumatic Stress Trap," my Scientific American story on PTSD, at noon, Monday, April 6, on NHPR's "Word of Mouth." You can listen to the 7-minute segment here, following a very brief intro to the program. Link to the station's website here.

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