"post Traumatic"

The future of Linkin Park, one of the most commercially successful modern alternative rock acts of the last two decades, has been the subject of plenty of scrutiny in recent months, following the unexpected suicide of long term frontman and lead vocalist, Chester Bennington. Shinoda's position in the band has historically always been to be the centre, or the "glue" as he is sometimes affectionately referred to, that keeps the band together and moving forwards. That being said, his current position to helm Linkin Park and direct the band's next move has clearly been one of personal uncertainty; despite the recent decision to release tribute live album, One More Light Live, Shinoda's decision to step back from the band, and pursue the appropriately titled Post Traumatic as a solo release, potentially displays a greater level of unrest in the band's future than has been recently assumed.

The incidence and prevalence of post-traumatic arthritis (PTA) is increasing globally due to longevity of life and increased activity and injuries. Compared to the non-traumatic etiology of arthritis, post-traumatic arthritis differs in presentation, severity and complexity of management.

In the tradition of Po Bronson and Paul Tough, journalist Jim Rendon delivers a deeply reported look at the life-changing implications of post-traumatic growth—an emerging field of psychological research that shows how the suffering caused by traumatic events can be harnessed as a force for self-improvement and success rather than destruction.