all of which are associated with pts. my writ been testimony covers these in great detail and you can find even more studies in our database. that's why an organization like this can be helpful because we are looking at the broad spectrum of research, not just one nar lrow slice. we are looking at what's happening in a person's brain when they interact with an animal. the level of good hormones goes up, the level of cortisol, the stress hormones, go down. and so when fingers meet fur there's something really fantastic that's happening. i think we've heard about some of those specific examples today. if you combine those scientifically documented therapeutic effects with the trained actions of a service dog you get a powerful combination. americans with disabilities act recognizes service dogs for ptsd in their regulations. states are increasingly updating their definition of service animals. just last year the state of florida passed a law to expand protections of service animal statutes to include traumatic brain injury

all of which are associated with pts. my written testimony covers these in great detail, and you can find even more studies in our database. that's why an organization like ours can hopefully be really helpful, because we are looking at the broad spectrum of research, not just one nar little narrow slice of it. we are looking at what's happening in a person's brain when they interact with an animal. the level of oxytocin, which is a good hormone, goes up. the level of cortisol, the stress hormones, go down. and so when fingers meet fur there's something really , fantastic that's happening. i think we've heard about some of those specific examples today. you know if you combine those , scientifically-documented therapeutic effects with the trained actions of a service dog you get a powerful combination. ,the americans with disabilities act recognizes service dogs for ptsd in their regulations. and states are increasingly updating their definition of service animals. just last year, the state of florida passed a law to expa

pts treated? >> this is what they tell us san shockingly similar in frustrating they wait and wait and wait i get an appointment to the go to the hospital to wait hour after hour they get in front of a psychologist or clinical social worker and they have their moment. this is the one lifeline the government gives these veterans to recover and this is the one chance you get 45 minutes of a discussion of the options we heard the doctor talked about? they get 15 minutes maybe the first question is how are your medications then they walked out with another prescription drug. they have three responses drugs, drugs, and more drugs to help put the drugs your taking. that is unacceptable. the v.a. failed the first round of the pilot program we of no-confidence they will succeed reseat in immediate crisis today and we believe the time is now and after they get it together but now and we appreciate the chairman's leadership and we'll be happy to answer questions. >> day que. >> face of the chairman in the r

how is your pts being treated? this is what they tell us and it's shockingly similar and frustrating to hear over and over again. they wait and they wait and they finally get an appointment. then they go to get their appointment at the hospital and they wait hour after hour and finally, they get in front of a psychologist or psychiatrist or clinical social worker and they had their moments and let's understand what this moment is. this is the one lifeline our government is giving these veterans to recover from tps. this is the one chance and do they get 45 minutes of the discussion of the wonderful options we just heard doctor fallon talk about? number they report to us, and 10, 15 minutes maybe.the first question is always about how are your meds? i guarantee they walk out with another prescription drug. the va has three responses to the pts crisis in america. drugs, drugs and more drugs to help you with the drugs we already gave you. that is the response and we find it unacceptable. the va in our opinion stumbled

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help your department provide better care for servicemen and women and veterans who may suffer from pts and tbi. s senator. >> thank you chairman graham for your leadership. i'm so grateful i get to serve on the subcommittee with you. it's extremely meaningful work that we do. i want to welcome our witnesses, thank you for your service and thank you for the focus you have on the state of research, diagnosis and treatment for posttraumatic stress disorder and traumatic .asin injury. we have witnesses from dod and department of veteran affairs, both agencies are addressing significant caseloads. i look for to learning about how each agency response to the challenges of research treating these conditions and if there are different approaches and hod to do this.the conflict wound although they are widely recognized as signature wounds of our recent conflict in iraq and afghanistan, we know these conditions are more than just war injuries. we know that ptsd is triggered by traumatic events in that event can be combat related but all too frequently it can be military sexual assaults. while we

s opposition to providing service dogs harm people with pts? mr. feldman: i will speak as a citizen. i don't believe the words veteran and waiting list along in the same sentence. while k-9s for war years are trying to map -- for warriors are trying to put as many pa ws on the ground, the v.a. support is necessary. rep. desantis: cole lyle, i know you have been involved in advocacy on this issue. you have gone through congress and spoken to people. what has been the reception from members of congress on both sides of the aisle? mr. lyle: the response has been overwhelmingly supportive. this is not a partisan issue. everyone knows we need to take care of our veterans. of course, we had to ideas of how to go about that. personally, walking the halls of congress, and speaking with democrats, republicans conservatives, liberals, everybody agrees this is a good idea, and we should do it. rep. desantis: you have done a very good job. as the book progresses and we have success some may be coming from for you to testify halls of congress, and speaking on i

all of which are associated with pts. by written testimony covers these in great detail and you can find more studies in our database. that's why an organization like having can be helpful because we're looking at the broad spectrum of research, not just one slice of it and that broad-spectrum is definitive. for example, we're looking at what's happening in a person's brain when they interact with an animal. the level of oxytocin which is a good hormone goes up, the level of cortisol which is a stress hormone goes down and so when fingers meet her there is something really fantastic happening and i think we've heard about some of those specific examples today. if you combine the scientifically documented therapy effects with the trained actions of a service dog you get a powerful combination. the american disabilities act recognizes service dogs for ptsd and their regulation and states are increasingly updating their definition of service animals. last year the state of florida passed a law to expand protections of servic

million service members deployed in support of the wars in afghanistan and iraq were diagnosed with pts. from 2000-september 2015 there are over 390,000 tbi cases diagnosed with most being mild tbi diagnosed in gars n locations. with the impacts they both have made on the service members and veterans it is violently important we better understand through well developed medical researches the causes of the two and develop appropriate measures to treat and eventually prevent the two. while both dod and da have made significant research investments to learn more about the two leading to major advancements in diagnose and treatment must be done. i want to hear what we are doing to prevent and diagnose these diseases and give us an overview of therapy that might be available in the future. finally tell us what the subcommittee can do to help your department provide better care for service men and women and veterans who may serve from tbi and pts. senator gillibrand. >> i am so grateful i get to serve on this subcommittee with you. it is extremely meaningful. i want to welcome to witnesses. t

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when it comes to pts, what kind of preventive measures are we employing? >> with regards to the psychological health, that prevention begins long before they deploy and has to do with training and knowing their algorithms. you don't want to overtrain people. when they're in training, train like you fight, but you want them to have adequate rest to allow brain rest as well. sort of -- >> are we teaching people what to watch out for in their buddies? >> absolutely. from the psychological health perspective and traumatic brain injury perspective as well. there's a lot of training that goes on before they deploy. depending on how long a service member is in theater, there's mandatory screening that occurs if they're there for more than six months, even if they're not involved in any sort of specific events. >> do you feel you have adequate resources to do your job? >> well, sir, we would always love to have more. but i think that especially with a drawdown in commitments overseas, we're finding that the resources aren't necessarily needed for the active return

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pts doesn't present in a silo, tbi doesn't present in a silo. we have a lot of efforts. we have the millennial study and the 15-year tbi study. we have the stars longitudinal study on suicide. we're looking at several hundred thousand patients now to get an idea of where patients are coming from. >> longitudinal doesn't mean we have to wait until the study is over to start gathering data. the 15-year study, for example, has report outs every four years. the next one is due next year. not to mention the constant stream of data and research that is being formulated into papers and publications along the way. that's just a small example. longitudinal really connotes a commitment to a long-term study on this, not to say we're not going to give you answers for 15 years. >> would it be productive to expand the data set to look at other occupations that might have similar risk factors like say professional football, professional hockey, boxing or others? >> certainly the brain trust meeting that i described that's happening today and tomorrow is doing exactly that and it's brin

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kelly ripa missing in action from "live pts after the world learned her co-host michael strahan is leaving show for "good morning america." the show for > they were talking about it in brazil. not quite. after days of speculation, she returned and shared candid words about her absence. here's abc's bazi kanani. >> a standing ovation for kelly's return to "live" walking hand in hand with co-host michael strahan. >> our long national nightmare is over. >> ripa delved right into the controversy stirred up when she took a sick day before her scheduled vacation, reportedl strahan was leaving for a different job at the network until just minutes before it was publicly announced. >> i needed a couple of days to gather my thoughts after 26 years with this company. i earned the right. >> the former soap opera actress has been co-host of "live" for 15 years, first with regis philbin, then strahan beginning in 2012. she says she met with network executives and apologies were made. >> it started a much greater conversation about communication and consideration. and most importantly, respect in the wor

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