Titlebook: Medical Consequences of Natural Disasters; Lazar Beinin Book 1985 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1985 care.climate.development.health.h

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Book 1985t, the effects of natural disasters, and all the ensuing repercussions, become ever more aggravating. Their scope becomes global, and for the time being we have no effective countermeasures at our disposal with which to fight them. The contemporary world, then, faces the interconnected and interdepe

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Public Health Consequences of Tsunami,ese suddenly appearing, devastating waves reflect dramatic changes in sea bed topography, i.e., descent and ascent of rock masses along the soil breaks and sinking of noncondensed material. Tsunami are the greatest natural disaster of all.

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Medical Provision in the Initial Phase of a Natural Disaster,. Their combinded effect differs with different microregions. For many people, the burden becomes unbearable, and they become depressed over the loss of everything. It is at this stage that the largest proportion of the population in a stricken area needs medical attention within the shortest possible period of time.

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