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Child Psychiatric Visits Surge 121% Over Three War Years
How 7 Israeli newsrooms (in Russian, Hebrew, English) covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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What happened
A Clalit Health Services review shows a 121% rise in child psychiatric visits and increased PTSD diagnoses among evacuees since the war began. Mental health service demand is up 28%, with significant increases in medication use for anxiety and sleep disorders.
- 01Child psychiatric visits increased by 121% over three war years.
- 02PTSD diagnoses among southern evacuees are six times higher than average.
- 03High blood pressure and cholesterol rates have risen among evacuees.
- 04Demand for mental health services has increased by 28%.
- 05Use of psychiatric medications has seen a notable rise.
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NEWSru IsraelOther outlets · Russian10 minutes ago
Child Psychiatric Visits Surge 121% Over Three War Years
MaarivCenter · Hebrew2 hours ago
Israeli Health Report Reveals Long-Term National Toll of Three Years of War