FEATURES AND REGULARITIES OF MENTAL AND BEHAVIOR DISORDERS IN THE ADULT POPULATION OF THE ECOCRISIS REGION UNDER THE CONDITION OF LOCAL MILITARY CONFLICT
The article presents the study of the features and patterns of the prevalence of mental disorders and behavior in the adult population of the eco-crisis region in the context of a local military conflict, analysis of ways to optimize the health state. Environmental pollution with heavy metals - cadmium, zinc and phosphorus - is an important risk factor for mental and behavioral disorders in working adults. Stress-induced conditions in the population exacerbate the effect of environmental riskfactors. To prevent the adverse effect of heavy metals on the mental health indicators of the population, the most promising way is the introduction of preventive nutrition.