Why the Navy is changing its approach to PTSD
Clip: 6/16/2016 | 5m 50s
Navy Secretary Ray Mabus instituted major changes to the rules affecting PTSD sufferers.
For years, the military has struggled to deal with the unseen, psychological wounds of war, especially Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Now, Navy Secretary Ray Mabus has instituted major changes to the rules affecting sailors and Marines who suffer from PTSD. Mabus joins John Yang to explain the reforms and why they are necessary.
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Why the Navy is changing its approach to PTSD
Clip: 6/16/2016 | 5m 50s
For years, the military has struggled to deal with the unseen, psychological wounds of war, especially Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Now, Navy Secretary Ray Mabus has instituted major changes to the rules affecting sailors and Marines who suffer from PTSD. Mabus joins John Yang to explain the reforms and why they are necessary.
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