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Science
Nicole Karlis

UNCOVERED: How to cope with war anxiety - Caught on Camera

Mental Health concept Getty Images/Carol Yepes

Just as the crisis precipitated by the COVID-19 pandemic started to slow down, another one surfaced in the news of Russian President Vladimir Putin's violent invasion of Ukraine.

Since the attack started on February 24, 2022,  the world has been gripped with the specter of war, especially after Putin nodded to his country's nuclear capabilities. On top of millions of Ukrainians losing their homes, loved ones and lives, the invasion arrives at a time as the world winds down from a two-year roller coaster ride of the pandemic, where there is still much unprocessed grief and loss.

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