Personality and Health in Military Context: A Study of Combatants and Injured Servicemen

Mental Health · Published 2024-07-17 · DOI 10.56508/mhgcj.v7i1.207

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Abstract

Introduction: The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has placed significant mental and physical health burdens on military personnel, including both elite combat troops and injured servicemen in rehabilitation. Understanding the factors that influence their health outcomes is crucial for developing effective support and intervention strategies.

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2024

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