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- Ulysses_syndrome comment "The Ulysses Syndrome (sometimes abbreviated as USyn) is a set of chronic psychosocial symptoms experienced by migrants facing chronic stress as a result of their migration. The Ulysses Syndrome is named by analogy with the ancient Greek hero, Odysseus (Ulyssess is the Latin equivalent) who suffered involuntary migration. It was first described by Dr. Achotegui in his book La depresión en los inmigrantes, and is based on evidence of clinical research.".
- Q3819289 comment "The Ulysses Syndrome (sometimes abbreviated as USyn) is a set of chronic psychosocial symptoms experienced by migrants facing chronic stress as a result of their migration. The Ulysses Syndrome is named by analogy with the ancient Greek hero, Odysseus (Ulyssess is the Latin equivalent) who suffered involuntary migration. It was first described by Dr. Achotegui in his book La depresión en los inmigrantes, and is based on evidence of clinical research.".