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Mental Health in Germany in the First Weeks of the Russo-Ukrainian War

2022-05-26

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Background: In the connected world, societies not directly involved in a military conflict are exposed to media reports of violence and/or concerns related to further developments. The effects on mental health have not yet been measured using clinical scales. We assessed mental health in Germany during the military conflict in Ukraine.<br><br>Methods: We used the population-based cohort for digital health research...

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DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.4120415

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