In the wake of events such as terrorist attacks, medical care cannot be separated from the legal process. The physical, psychological, and socio-professional repercussions are such that the...

The effectiveness of medication in treating psychotraumatic disorders is well established. It should be combined with psychotherapy.

Doctors, psychiatrists, and psychologists discuss the key measures that can be implemented immediately or in the aftermath of such events, for both the affected civilian population and the...

Terrorist attacks are traumatic events whose psychological consequences vary and depend on the nature of the exposure, our life history, and other personal characteristics.

Institutions, nonprofit organizations, medical professionals, and paramedical staff: those involved in caring for victims of terrorism are committed to providing swift, effective, and optimal care...