Highlights poor mental well-being in Syrian refugee agricultural workers, suggesting interventions are needed.
This study highlights the complex and multidimensional nature of mental well-being among Syrian refugee agricultural workers. Work injuries, lack of access to health information, and high work demands increase the odds of poor mental well-being, while social support offers protection. Our findings inform interventions to improve mental well-being for displaced populations.
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