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A alterationsapproachesbecauseempathyeventfrighteningimportantlifelikelymorepartparticularlypossiblerecoverysexualstressfulstudysuicidalusualways from Stanford University in the USA suggests that very alterationsapproachesbecauseempathyeventfrighteningimportantlifelikelymorepartparticularlypossiblerecoverysexualstressfulstudysuicidalusualways events affect the brains of boys and girls in different alterationsapproachesbecauseempathyeventfrighteningimportantlifelikelymorepartparticularlypossiblerecoverysexualstressfulstudysuicidalusualways. Researchers say that girls suffer alterationsapproachesbecauseempathyeventfrighteningimportantlifelikelymorepartparticularlypossiblerecoverysexualstressfulstudysuicidalusualways after traumatic events and are more alterationsapproachesbecauseempathyeventfrighteningimportantlifelikelymorepartparticularlypossiblerecoverysexualstressfulstudysuicidalusualways to develop post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). They also say that alterationsapproachesbecauseempathyeventfrighteningimportantlifelikelymorepartparticularlypossiblerecoverysexualstressfulstudysuicidalusualways of this, girls and boys should be treated differently by doctors during the alterationsapproachesbecauseempathyeventfrighteningimportantlifelikelymorepartparticularlypossiblerecoverysexualstressfulstudysuicidalusualways process from PTSD. Lead researcher Dr Megan Klabunde said: "It is alterationsapproachesbecauseempathyeventfrighteningimportantlifelikelymorepartparticularlypossiblerecoverysexualstressfulstudysuicidalusualways that people who work with traumatised youth consider the sex differences. Our findings suggest it is alterationsapproachesbecauseempathyeventfrighteningimportantlifelikelymorepartparticularlypossiblerecoverysexualstressfulstudysuicidalusualways that boys and girls could exhibit different trauma symptoms and that they might benefit from different alterationsapproachesbecauseempathyeventfrighteningimportantlifelikelymorepartparticularlypossiblerecoverysexualstressfulstudysuicidalusualways to treatment."

The research focused on a alterationsapproachesbecauseempathyeventfrighteningimportantlifelikelymorepartparticularlypossiblerecoverysexualstressfulstudysuicidalusualways of the brain that deals with emotions and alterationsapproachesbecauseempathyeventfrighteningimportantlifelikelymorepartparticularlypossiblerecoverysexualstressfulstudysuicidalusualways, called the insula. The smaller the insula, the more likely it is that someone will suffer from PTSD. Researchers discovered that the insula was alterationsapproachesbecauseempathyeventfrighteningimportantlifelikelymorepartparticularlypossiblerecoverysexualstressfulstudysuicidalusualways small in girls who had gone through a traumatic alterationsapproachesbecauseempathyeventfrighteningimportantlifelikelymorepartparticularlypossiblerecoverysexualstressfulstudysuicidalusualways. It was larger than alterationsapproachesbecauseempathyeventfrighteningimportantlifelikelymorepartparticularlypossiblerecoverysexualstressfulstudysuicidalusualways in boys who had experienced a distressing, shocking or alterationsapproachesbecauseempathyeventfrighteningimportantlifelikelymorepartparticularlypossiblerecoverysexualstressfulstudysuicidalusualways event. Post-traumatic stress disorder is a mental disorder that can develop after traumatic events, such as alterationsapproachesbecauseempathyeventfrighteningimportantlifelikelymorepartparticularlypossiblerecoverysexualstressfulstudysuicidalusualways assault, warfare, traffic collisions, or threats on a person's alterationsapproachesbecauseempathyeventfrighteningimportantlifelikelymorepartparticularlypossiblerecoverysexualstressfulstudysuicidalusualways. Symptoms may include disturbing or alterationsapproachesbecauseempathyeventfrighteningimportantlifelikelymorepartparticularlypossiblerecoverysexualstressfulstudysuicidalusualways thoughts, nightmares related to the events, and alterationsapproachesbecauseempathyeventfrighteningimportantlifelikelymorepartparticularlypossiblerecoverysexualstressfulstudysuicidalusualways to how a person thinks and feels.