War in Ukraine is increasing the prevalence of mental health conditions in children, new study finds

 ADHD in the News 2024-04-11


A new study presented at the European Psychiatric Association Congress 2024 reveals a significant rise in mental health issues among children and adolescents displaced by the war in Ukraine. The research, conducted by the Institute of Forensic Psychiatry of MoH of Ukraine, highlights the devastating impact of prolonged exposure to violence and displacement on the mental well-being of young people.

View Article: Medical Xpress, April 8, 2024




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