Correlates of psychological distress and self-rated health among Palestinian citizens of Israel: findings from the health and environment survey (HESPI)

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RT @dmcdaid: Sara Abu-Kaf from @bengurionu points to study led by Mohommad Khatib which highlighted high levels of psychological distress a…

28 Jun 2022

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Sara Abu-Kaf from @bengurionu points to study led by Mohommad Khatib which highlighted high levels of psychological distress among Israeli Arabs https://t.co/O8ogujThBQ #enmesh2022 @ENMESHmental

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Correlates of psychological distress and self-rated health among Palestinian citizens of Israel: findings from the health and environment survey (HESPI) https://t.co/q6vLnbMT21

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Correlates of psychological distress and self-rated health among Palestinian citizens of Israel: findings from the health and environment survey (HESPI) https://t.co/EKzAe5m1o6

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