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Beyond the Battlefield: A Cross-Sectional Study of War-Related Stressors and Mental Health in Four Central European Countries
Prolonged armed conflicts may affect mental health beyond the battlefield through indirect, war-related stressors. However, evidence on populations outside the immediate conflict zone remains limited. This study assessed psychological distress, anxiety, and depressive symptoms and examined their ass
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