Mental health of clinic-attending Syrian refugee women in Jordan: associations between social ecological risks factors and mental health symptoms

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Women's Health, January 2022

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RT @MohamadBrooks: (1/2) Our @ASPIRE_CU paper on social ecological risk factors & mental health symptoms among #Syrian #Refugees is now pub…

RT @MohamadBrooks: (2/2) So grateful to be working with such a wonderful group @MaysaKhadra @BasselNabila @ADasguptaPhD @melissameinhart @l…

RT @MohamadBrooks: (1/2) Our @ASPIRE_CU paper on social ecological risk factors & mental health symptoms among #Syrian #Refugees is now pub…

(2/2) So grateful to be working with such a wonderful group @MaysaKhadra @BasselNabila @ADasguptaPhD @melissameinhart @luma_samawi Trena Mukherjee Ruba Jaber @Al_Homsh Neeraj Kaushal Raeda Al Qutob. https://t.co/DhjMa0udjr

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