Not a Game: Simulation to Lessen War Trauma
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Virtual Iraq is a simulation created to treat Iraq war veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.
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TUESDAY, Nov. 28 (HealthDay News) -- A study of adolescents finds that violent video games stir up the brain's emotional-response center while reducing activity in regions linked to self-control.
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For decades, the U.S. military has been using games to train its troops. Now, for the first time, the Army has set up a project office just for building and deploying videogames.  But don't expect a copy of Halo 3 in your rucksack, soldier.
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If aerial dogfights were still part of warfare, the F-22 would give the U.S. an edge. But dogfights, today, are the stuff of video games
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The military has quietly become an industry leader in video-game design, creating games to train and even recruit the soldiers of the PlayStation generation. Will virtual boot camp make combat more real or more surreal?
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God games in which  players must control virtual people could be educational, says research.
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New research suggests that post-traumatic stress disorder may be linked to concussions suffered in battle
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Henry Jenkins  and his observations on social responsibility in Chinese video game culture.
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BBC Radio 4's Click On programme explores how virtual worlds are helping people overcome real-world fears.
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Anticipating a gruesome or traumatic event makes it more vivid and deeply imprinted in the memory, a study says.
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An outbreak of a deadly disease in a virtual world can offer insights into real life epidemics, say scientists.
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Blocking a molecule in the brain may "cure" post-traumatic stress disorder, say US researchers.
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Online video is no longer just  fun and games: You might actually learn something.
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NEW YORK  - People with ongoing stress in their lives are more likely to develop post-traumatic stress symptoms after experiencing a traumatic event, a new study shows.
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MIAMI - In the military it&#39;s called &quot;psy-ops,&quot; for psychological operations. In team sports it&#39;s known as psyching the other side out.
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Viewpoint: Can security be increased without turning schools into armed camps? An expert on disaster preparedness tells how it can be done
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Some game makers are trying to get players to expand their horizons by reflecting on news events in games