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How war shapes daily physical health – A unique pre-post dataset
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DOI:10.1016/j.jpsychores.2026.112912.png)
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• First prospective study tracking physical symptom changes during wartime. • Wartime linked to a significant increase in physical symptoms burden. • This increase was driven by the emergence of autonomic and gastrointestinal symptoms. • At least one-third of the sample screened for psychological distress during war. • Psychological distresses was associated with physical symptom burden beyond baseline.
Keywords:
War
Trauma
Civilians
Everyday physical health
Physical symptoms burden
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