EditorialTrauma research: A new era
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2006, PsychiatryCitation Excerpt :Screening large populations after a catastrophe is not appropriate when the likelihood of PTSD is low. PTSD has too often taken centre stage, usurping the role of other non-PTSD conditions.16 PTSD as a single disorder following trauma is relatively uncommon; about 80% of cases of PTSD arise in the context of comorbidity, particularly with depression, anxiety and substance misuse.17
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