The influence of different types of war experiences on depression and anxiety in a Ugandan cohort of war-affected youth:the WAYS study

Amone-P'olak, Kennedy; Ovuga, Emilio; Croudace, Tim J.; Jones, Peter B.; Abbott, Rosemary

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The influence of different types of war experiences on depression and anxiety in a Ugandan cohort of war-affected youth:the WAYS study

Authors: Kennedy Amone-P'olak
Emilio Ovuga
Tim J. Croudace
Peter B. Jones
Rosemary Abbott
Publication date: 9 April 2014
Publisher
Doi

Abstract

War experiences (WE) are frequently associated with mental health problems. Whether different types of WE vary in predicting which problem, or how severe, in former child soldiers (FCS) remains unknown

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