Supporting mental health in war: Knowledge transfer through ECNP traumatic stress network webinars
Authors:
- Iryna FrankovaIFIryna Frankova
- Eric VermettenEVEric Vermetten
- Olena ZhabenkoOZOlena Zhabenko
- Oleg ChabanOCOleg Chaban
- Stevan HobfollSHStevan Hobfoll
- Arieh Y. ShalevASArieh Y. Shalev
- Robert UrsanoRURobert Ursano
- Yulia KolchinskaYKYulia Kolchinska
- Iryna LeshchukILIryna Leshchuk
- Joseph ZoharJZJoseph Zohar
Open Access
- 5 March 2026
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Neuroscience Applied
- Vol. 5
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