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Intersectional insights into refugee mental health: exploring the impact of identity and systemic barriers
BACKGROUND: The global refugee crisis has reached unprecedented levels, placing millions of forcibly displaced individuals at heightened risk for psychological distress. While the effects of pre-migration trauma on mental health are well established, less is known about how intersecting identity fac
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