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Special Operations Forces Show Persistent Health Burden From Combat Trauma, New Study Reveals
Active-duty U.S. special operations forces personnel show persistent health problems across behavioral, biological, and physiological systems linked to cumulative combat…
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Myanmar’s Digital Divide Deepens as Conflict Intensifies: Unequal Internet Access Correlates With Worsening Social Isolation
A longitudinal analysis across Myanmar reveals profound digital inequalities that track with conflict exposure and have unexpected mental health consequences:…
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