Civilians in World War II and DSM-IV mental disorders: results from the World Mental Health Survey Initiative

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@ChrisPalmerMD @joannamoncrieff @HengartnerMP @markhoro Don’t buy it. There would have been a massive rise in mental health problems after WWII and there was not. https://t.co/PiAf8gTr4w https://t.co/FMv4fhFrUe

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Study shows people exposed to armed conflict in World War II are at higher risk of developing depression and anxiety disorders, however less is known about the impact of recent wars on civilians mental health https://t.co/XAAibemV3G

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