July 22, 2024

Analysis of the mental сondition of Ukrainians and ways to optimize it during the Ukrainian-Russian war

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LKLiudmyla KiroPetro Mohyla Black Sea National University MKMykola KlymenkoPetro Mohyla Black Sea National University MZMaksym ZakPetro Mohyla Black Sea National University

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Prospective cohort study demonstrates doubling of mental disorders in Ukrainians during wartime, highlighting critical needs for international intervention support.

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Severe depressive episodes with psychotic symptoms and dysthymia increased sharply following the onset of military conflict in Ukraine.
Dysthymia rates increased 3.0 times in 2023 versus 2021, and severe depressive episodes with psychotic symptoms rose 2.3 times.
Open prospective cohort study evaluated 513 individuals categorized into cohorts with depression, anxiety disorders, or post-traumatic stress disorder.
Highlights an overall doubling of mental disorder prevalence, calling for coordinated national and international mental health interventions.

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Kiro et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e5f92eb6db64358758cfa5 https://doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-4637130/v1

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Prospective cohort study demonstrates doubling of mental disorders in Ukrainians during wartime, highlighting critical needs for international intervention support.

Analysis of the mental сondition of Ukrainians and ways to optimize it during the Ukrainian-Russian war

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Analysis of the mental сondition of Ukrainians and ways to optimize it during the Ukrainian-Russian war

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