Access to Care for Mental Health Problems in Afghanistan: A National Challenge

Viviane Kovess-Masfety ^1,2,3 * , Elie Karam ^4,5,6 , Katherine Keyes ⁷ , Ajmal Sabawoon ⁸, Bashir Ahmad Sarwari ⁹

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