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Severe distress after trauma does not always mean lasting harm, new study finds
For many Israelis, the Oct. 7 terrorist attack marked the beginning of months of uncertainty, fear and repeated exposure to trauma. Yet while emotional strain was common, people did not all respond in the same way.
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For many Israelis, the Oct. 7 terrorist attack marked the beginning of months of uncertainty, fear and repeated exposure to trauma. Yet while emotional strain was common, people did not all respond in the same way. A new longitudinal study led by Dr.
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