Talk:Humanitarian crises of the Iraq War
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Removed thing about psychological damage to children
[edit]The source was a guy in an article making a random claim, which is contradicted in the very source that it came from, which cites studies which give much lower numbers. Various other studies show a 10-25% incidence rate of "PTSD symptoms". Worse, said symptoms include things like anxiety, depression, and sleeping disorders; by the same metric, a roughly equivalent percentage of Americans suffer from "PTSD symptoms" (18% suffer from anxiety disorders alone, but only about 3.5% of Americans suffer from PTSD. This would suggest that the incidence rate is not demonstrably higher in Iraq. If someone has a better source, feel free to use it, but I removed the number in the article because it was not supported by studies, and the studies themselves don't really indicate a high rate of PTSD. Titanium Dragon (talk) 01:26, 1 December 2018 (UTC)