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Andrew Oberle1, Whitney Postman2, Carissa van den Berk-Clark3
1Executive Director of the Oberle Institute in the School of Medicine, Department of Surgery, Saint Louis University, St. Louis, Missouri.
Abstract:
Trauma exposure, a highly prevalent condition in the United States, results in the development of chronic physical and mental health disabilities, such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease and posttraumatic stress disorder. Bench science advances in neurobiology and neuroscience have been translated into exciting clinical interventions, which have been shown to improve mental functioning and stress response. This article highlights three such interventions in hospital, primary care and community settings.
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