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  "headline": "How war changes a person's life: psychological, physical, and social consequences",
  "description": "An introductory map of psychological, physical, and social consequences of war, with freedom to choose one question and accessible support.",
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  "short_answer": "War can affect health, experience, relationships, and living conditions. Distinguish these areas: a reaction does not establish a diagnosis, continuing danger requires protection, and support may address several needs while taking actual access into account.",
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      "text": "Different areas affected by war should not automatically be reduced to one explanation or a judgement of the whole person.",
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        "I. War changes the conditions in which life must continue",
        "V. A social loss is more than a mood",
        "VI. Relationships change as capacities and responsibilities change"
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      "attribution": "United Wisdom; authorial analysis with hypothetical examples",
      "limitations": "Not a universal list of consequences or a diagnosis."
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      "text": "An event and a strong reaction do not by themselves establish PTSD; professional assessment considers symptoms together, duration, interference, and other causes.",
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        "II. An event, a reaction, and a diagnosis are different"
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      "limitations": "Not a self-test, reader diagnosis, or qualification for receiving support."
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      "text": "Possible bodily reactions after trauma do not explain every symptom; sudden confusion requires immediate medical help.",
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        "III. The body need not confirm a convenient explanation"
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      "limitations": "No exhaustive risk-exclusion list, foreign numbers, or home treatment."
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      "text": "Continuing danger calls for applicable local protective measures; feelings and verifiable circumstances are considered separately.",
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        "IV. Continuing danger remains a question of protection"
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      "attribution": "United Wisdom editorial boundary, consistent with NIMH discussion of ongoing trauma",
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      "text": "Naming or contacting a service does not establish care received; language, transport, timing, and participation require concrete clarification.",
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        "I. War changes the conditions in which life must continue",
        "VIII. Support addresses several different needs"
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      "attribution": "CDC professional guidance, limited editorial application",
      "limitations": "US procedures are not universal and availability is not guaranteed."
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      "text": "Seeking meaning and limited participation need not justify war or require one worldview; the ethical texts discussed retain different foundations.",
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        "VIII. Support addresses several different needs",
        "IX. Meaning need not justify what happened"
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      "limitations": "Not medical evidence, compulsory forgiveness, or a clinical technique."
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      "text": "A beginning can concern one difficulty, current conditions, an observed change, and a suitable contact; optional reading allows pauses.",
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        "X. Begin with one question rather than an entire life",
        "What this means in practice"
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      "attribution": "United Wisdom optional descriptive proposal",
      "limitations": "Not treatment, a questionnaire, or a condition of care; acute danger needs its appropriate urgent action."
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      "q": "Must everyone affected by war have PTSD?",
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        "II. An event, a reaction, and a diagnosis are different"
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      "q": "Can trying to feel calm replace protection?",
      "a": "No. Actual continuing danger requires applicable local protective measures; this article cannot establish that a location is safe.",
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        "IV. Continuing danger remains a question of protection"
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      "id": "F03",
      "q": "Must I read the entire collection first?",
      "a": "No. Choose one present topic, pause, or seek suitable support without first giving a complete account of yourself.",
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        "X. Begin with one question rather than an entire life",
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      "title": "Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder",
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      "title": "Mental Health: Refugee Health Domestic Guidance",
      "url": "https://www.cdc.gov/immigrant-refugee-health/hcp/domestic-guidance/mental-health.html",
      "edition": "Published 15 May 2024, reviewed/updated 31 January 2025",
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