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- Military veterans exposed to combat violence - Victims of violent crimes like sexual assault, child abuse, domestic violence, mugging, terrorism - Refugees fleeing warzones, persecution or natural disasters - First responders handling catastrophic accidents with casualties - Patients surviving critical health episodes through emergency interventions
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