Prevalence and predictors of mental health problems in refugee children living in informal settlements in Lebanon

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RT @NatMentHealth: #tbt 💡 In a longitudinal study in Syrian #refugee children, McEwen, @cbiazoli et al. show daily exposure to stressors is…

#tbt 💡 In a longitudinal study in Syrian #refugee children, McEwen, @cbiazoli et al. show daily exposure to stressors is the most strongly associated factor with #mentalhealth problems. @taniabosqui @michaelpluess @QMUL @QM_SBBS @ufabc https://t.co/HAWqX…

RT @candacecurrie: New study reports on #mentalhealth of #refugee #children - #PTSD (40%) #anxiety disorders (48%), #depression (20%) - exp…

New study reports on #mentalhealth of #refugee #children - #PTSD (40%) #anxiety disorders (48%), #depression (20%) - exposure to daily #stressors in local refugee environment greatest threat to their mental health https://t.co/8E4SGDSzpX photo credit: J…

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