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Ukrainian youths' quality of life sharply degraded amid war, research finds

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Ukraine's youth are grappling with a profound decline in quality of life alongside intense psychological and emotional challenges amid the ongoing war with Russia, research by the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) and the British Council found.

The research was conducted through online focus groups with 36 young people in Ukraine aged 14-35 and an additional 10 in-depth interviews focused on vulnerable youth.

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