Israel's Mental Health Crisis Deepens Three Years Into War, Report Finds
Summarized from The Times of Israel by baba
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- Mental health diagnoses, including PTSD and anxiety, have significantly increased across Israel three years into the war.
- Children and adolescents are experiencing a sharp rise in psychiatric emergency visits and anxiety diagnoses.
- Evacuees from southern and northern Israel show persistent high rates of PTSD and deteriorating chronic health conditions.
- The report calls for a substantial increase in mental health professionals and treatment frameworks.
- Medication use for ADHD and sleep disorders has also risen nationwide.
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