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Gender differences in victims of war torture: Types of torture and psychological consequences [PDF]
Vojnosanitetski Pregled, 2010 Background/Aim. Torture for political reasons is an extreme violence in interpersonal relations resulting in not only acute psychiatric disorders but also very often in very severe and far reaching negative consequences for the overall psychosocial ...
Špirić Željko +6 more
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Enhancing surgical care for torture survivors: healing trauma, promoting recovery, and advancing best practices [PDF]
BMC SurgeryBackground A significant proportion of refugees and asylum seekers have experienced torture, leading to complex, long-term physical and psychological health needs.
Ana Carla S. P. Schippert +3 more
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Hypervigilance and resistance among palestinian former prisoners [PDF]
Discover Mental HealthIntroduction Palestinian political prisoners are subjected to systematic torture, sensory deprivation, and psychological violence in Israeli prisons. The effects of incarceration continue after release, shaping everyday life through lasting psychological
Bilal Hamamra +3 more
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“After torture, everything changed”: the unpacking of trauma from torture with interpretative phenomenological analysis and Merleau-Ponty’s theory of the lived body [PDF]
BMC PsychologyBackground Trauma from torture is expressed primarily through bodily sensations and emotions, reflecting its deep imprint on the body’s memory. Merleau-Ponty’s existential phenomenology, which emphasizes the lived body, provides a valuable framework for ...
Ana Carla S. P. Schippert +2 more
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The psychological impact of torture [PDF]
British Journal of Pain, 2013 Many refugees in the developed world are survivors of torture and present with health needs without their traumatic experience being disclosed or identified. Chronic pain is a common problem, as are symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety, depression, and other distress.
de C Williams, Amanda C +1 more
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Identifying resilience-promoting factors for refugee survivors of torture
Torture, 2022 Introduction: There are 1.3 million refugee survivors of torture currently living in the United States today. While a substantial body of research has been growing on refugee mental health, few studies have focused on refugee resilience.
Phyu Pannu, Keith Burt, Karen Fondacaro
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Patterns of torture among forcibly displaced Eritreans in California: A cross-sectional study
Torture, 2021 Introduction: Unprecedented global increases in involuntary migration have created large populations of forcibly displaced people, who are disproportionately likely to have experienced abuse and torture.
P. Suzanne Portnoy +6 more
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Torture, 2020 Introduction: Since the 20th century, electric shock torture has become one of the most prevalent methods of torture partly because it produces sequelae that are more challenging to visibly detect, particularly when administered using high ...
Abdul Rouf khawaja +5 more
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Protocol on medico-legal documentation of solitary confinement
Torture, 2023 Introduction. This Protocol originates from a joint project regarding documentation of psychological torture initiated by the Public Committee against Torture in Israel (PCATI), REDRESS and DIGNITY - Danish Institute Against Torture (DIGNITY) in 2015 ...
Marie Brasholt +5 more
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