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Decades of violence and humanitarian crises have left many Somali people traumatized, according to a health study by the U.N. and Somali organizations. Harun Maruf reported from Washington and Abdulkadir Zubeyr in Mogadishu spoke to mental health doctors and patients in the country and has this report narrated by Salem Solomon.
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LanguageEnglish
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NewsML Media TopicsHealth
Topic TagsSomalia Mental
NetworkVOA
Embargo DateFebruary 21, 2023 16:06 EST
Description EnglishDecades of violence and humanitarian crises have left many Somali people traumatized, according to a health study by the U.N. and Somali organizations. Harun Maruf reported from Washington and Abdulkadir Zubeyr in Mogadishu spoke to mental health doctors and patients in the country and has this report narrated by Salem Solomon.
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