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Trauma linked to chronic conditions and mental disorders

18 August 2015 by Alan

Atwoli Lukoye

A recent study by a UCT doctoral graduate has, for the first time, demonstrated a clear link between exposure to trauma and the potential development of chronic physical conditions and mental disorders.

Full Article: Research Office – Trauma linked to chronic conditions and mental disorders –

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