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Trauma experienced in the genocide period, mental health effects and barriers to care 17 years later
2016
European Journal of Public Health
In 1994, Rwanda experienced genocide and an estimated 800.000 people lost their lives. People lived through mass killings, witnessed family members and near relatives being murdered, women and young girls were exposed to sexual violence and millions of people fled to neighbouring countries. This study investigated mental health effects of genocide trauma 17 years later in men and women, aged 20 -35 years. Health care seeking behaviour and barriers to care related to mental problems were further
doi:10.1093/eurpub/ckw170.007
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