Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: A systematic analysis of scientific sources on the preservation of social health of Ukrainian adolescents allowed us to assert that the social health of adolescents is an important component of social development. The article states that the social side of health reflects the physical condition of adolescents and their focus on their social responsibilities. Scientists consider emotional, social, communicative, and intellectual competence to be components of the social health of adolescents. Preservation of social health is a component of the social well-being of adolescents. The physical development of adolescents, adherence to a healthy lifestyle, regimen, and balanced diet are associated with the formation of social health and socialization. Doctors and psychologists distinguish adolescence as an important stage in the development of a child. Martial law conditions are difficult life circumstances that prevent adolescents from accepting and fulfilling social roles, social norms and values, and behavioral patterns. The aim - to conduct a systematic analysis of scientific sources on the preservation of the social health of adolescents under martial law. Under martial law, there is a change in the values of social health of the entire population and adolescents in particular. The article emphasizes the importance of social health, the formation of a healthy lifestyle for adolescents, and the rejection of harmful habits (drug use, alcohol, and smoking). The social health of adolescents is a relevant direction in ensuring social support for adolescents. Preservation of social health requires a systematic approach and cooperation between the government, citizens, and public organizations to create favorable conditions for the comprehensive development of adolescents. Martial law conditions negatively affect the quality of life and satisfaction of the needs of adolescents. Preservation of the social health of adolescents has a positive impact on socialization, social well-being, and the degree of integration into Ukrainian society. The authors declare no conflict of interest.
Authors: O.P. Yefremova, B.A. Maksymchuk, I.A. Maksymchuk, N.V. Makohonchuk, S.R. Lysyuk
Language: English
Topic: Human Health and Disease
Field: Medicine
Domain: Health Sciences
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W4414431055
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