Service Dogs Significantly Reduce PTSD Symptoms in Veterans

New research highlights the effectiveness of service dogs in improving mental health and quality of life for veterans with PTSD.

Study shows veterans with service dogs report lower PTSD symptoms and higher quality of life.
Service dogs help veterans by performing anxiety-relieving tasks and providing emotional support.
Researchers call for more funding and legislative support for service dog programs.
Study participants experienced fewer feelings of isolation and a lower likelihood of PTSD diagnosis.
Future clinical trials aim to explore the integration of service dogs with existing PTSD therapies.