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  • The study investigates mental health challenges faced by Syrian mothers in Lebanon during the perinatal period, focusing on factors contributing to depression, anxiety, and PTSD.
  • It combines quantitative data from a health screener with qualitative insights from interviews, emphasizing the importance of the year following childbirth in understanding perinatal distress.
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