Mental Health and Severe Food Shortage Situations: Psychosocial considerations

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Briefs, Fact Sheets and BrochuresMental Health and Severe Food Shortage Situations: Psychosocial considerationsPublication year: 
2012
English
Format: 
PDF (89.1 KiB)
Publisher: 
WHO, World Health Organization
Severe food shortages can lead to short and long-term physical, mental, and emotional health concerns for children and their caregivers.  This fact sheet provides an overview of the connection between food shortages and increased risk of psychosocial distress as well as interventions that can mitigate those risks.
Authors
Giuseppe Annunziata
1 Publication
Meena Cabral de Mello
1 Publication
Geetika Chopra
1 Publication
Sultana Khanum
1 Publication
Jodi Morris
1 Publication
Shekhar Saxena
1 Publication
Mark van Ommeren
6 Publications
Zita Weise Prinzo
1 Publication
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Mental Health and Severe Food Shortage Situations: Psychosocial considerations
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Publisher
WHO, World Health Organization
Authors
Annunziata, Giuseppe, Cabral de Mello, Meena, Chopra, Geetika, Khanum, Sultana, Morris, Jodi, Saxena, Shekhar, van Ommeren, Mark, Weise Prinzo, Zita
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Briefs, Fact Sheets and Brochures
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