Cohort profile: biological pathways of risk and resilience in Syrian refugee children (BIOPATH)

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	Cohort profile: biological pathways of risk and resilience in Syrian refugee children (BIOPATH)
	20220400
	Springer
	McEwen, Fiona S. \| Popham, Cassandra \| Moghames, Patricia \| Smeeth, Demelza \| Villiers, Bernadette de \| Saab, Dahlia \| Karam, Georges \| Fayyad, John \| Karam, Elie \| Pluess, Michael
	Lebanon \| cohort studies \| Syrian refugees, child \| psychological resilience \| mental health status \| traumatic exposure \| well-being \| risk factors \| protective factors \| coping behaviour \| family \| parent-child relations \| social support \| communities \| refugee aid \| epigenesis, genetic \| biomarkers \| exposure to violence \| exposure to warfare \| war victims, child \| research subject selection \| research subject characteristics \| PTSD \| externalising symptoms \| personality traits \| self-esteem \| social environment \| social services accessibility \| depressive disorder epidemiology \| anxiety disorders epidemiology \| PTSD epidemiology \| child behaviour disorders epidemiology \| prevalence \| comorbidity \| child abuse effects \| child of impaired parents \| social determinants of mental health
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	Social psychiatry and psychiatric epidemiology ; vol. 57, no. 4