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07/11/2026 16:53

Utah veteran's post-traumatic stress reduced after magnetic treatment

Retired Brigadier General Paul Peters served in the Army National Guard for 32 years. Even after retiring in 2025, the stresses of serving in the military followed him home, defying therapy and medication.
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