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Thinner medial orbital frontal cortex is associated with early PTSD symptoms, sleep disturbance, and mental health problems that may contribute to PTSD development after acute trauma
Lughmani, M. B., Vuppala, S. B., Naimy, G., Ferraddino, A., Hasan, A. S., Gibson, E. M., Chaudhry, H. A., George, J., & Lorianna, J. (2020). Thinner medial orbital frontal cortex is associated with early PTSD symptoms, sleep disturbance, and mental health problems that may contribute to PTSD development after acute trauma. Humanity First Research Symposium 2020.
Plans Announced: 1) "Kaiser-Frazer Is Buying Willys for $62,300,000; to Rank 4th" (Hit, March 24, 1953); 2) "Kaiser-Frazer Arranges to Buy Willys-Overland for $62,300,000" (New York Times, March 24, 1953); 3) "K-F and Willys" (Newsweek, March 24, 1953)
Stockholders vote yes: 1) Merger of Willys and Kaiser Voted (Bus. Auto, March 25, 1953); 2) Willys Stockholders Vote to Sell Its Plants To Kaiser-Frazer Unit" (Wall Street Journal, March 25, 1953); 3)"Willys Stockholders Ratify Merger With Kaiser Firm" (Hit, March 25, 1953)

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