Ukraine's children, hurt inside and out by war, fight inner battles in a growing mental-health crisis

The Russian invasion has left thousands of young Ukrainians traumatized, injured, orphaned or all three. Health officials worry that treating PTSD could push the limits of their knowledge and resources – yet they are trying

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