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This chapter comprises the study of twelve sub-chapters delving into natural disasters that elicited more than one song each, and a miscellaneous sub-chapter dealing with several other unidentified calamities that produced only one song. The study of each disaster starts with a short historical introduction, which includes general information such as ...
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This chapter comprises the study of twelve sub-chapters delving into natural disasters that elicited more than one song each, and a miscellaneous sub-chapter dealing with several other unidentified calamities that produced only one song. The study of each disaster starts with a short historical introduction, which includes general information such as ...
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Science, 1999
N atural disasters have caused enormous losses in many countries and have set back economic progress in developing countries by years. The future looks even worse, as populations in many parts of the world migrate into hazard-prone regions and into major urban centers, which are particularly vulnerable because of their dependence on complex ...
F, Press, R M, Hamilton
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N atural disasters have caused enormous losses in many countries and have set back economic progress in developing countries by years. The future looks even worse, as populations in many parts of the world migrate into hazard-prone regions and into major urban centers, which are particularly vulnerable because of their dependence on complex ...
F, Press, R M, Hamilton
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The American Journal of Forensic Medicine and Pathology, 1980
This presentation covers the various types of natural disasters which are faced by investigators throughout the world. Each geophysical substance is discussed, including earth, air and water, and secondary effects including fire. Additionally, four myths associated with disasters are reviewed.
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This presentation covers the various types of natural disasters which are faced by investigators throughout the world. Each geophysical substance is discussed, including earth, air and water, and secondary effects including fire. Additionally, four myths associated with disasters are reviewed.
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Critical Care Clinics, 1991
This article presents the health effects of some of the more important acute natural disasters and outlines requirements for effective medical response to these events (table 7). In summary, although all disasters are unique in that they affect regions of the world with differing social, economic, and health backgrounds, there are similarities among ...
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This article presents the health effects of some of the more important acute natural disasters and outlines requirements for effective medical response to these events (table 7). In summary, although all disasters are unique in that they affect regions of the world with differing social, economic, and health backgrounds, there are similarities among ...
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Disaster response. Natural disaster: Katrina
Surgery Today, 2010The aftermath and response to a disaster can be divided into four phases. The importance of each depends on the length of time without resupply and the resources that are required. This in turn depends on the time span of the disaster; the area involved; the number of the population affected; the resupply available; the extent of the devastation; and ...
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Science, 1999
I read with interest the Review by the National Research Council's Board on Natural Disasters regarding the International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction ( Science 's Compass, 18 June, p. [1943][1]) and the editorial “Mitigating national disasters” by Frank Press and Robert M. Hamilton in the same issue ( Science 's Compass, p. 1927).
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I read with interest the Review by the National Research Council's Board on Natural Disasters regarding the International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction ( Science 's Compass, 18 June, p. [1943][1]) and the editorial “Mitigating national disasters” by Frank Press and Robert M. Hamilton in the same issue ( Science 's Compass, p. 1927).
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This chapter examines the implication of natural disaster on mental health of children and adolescents in Joshimath of Uttarakhand, India. Mental health is caused to increase death anxiety and psychological disorder among the children due to the existence of natural disasters. Natural disasters cause increased problems of post-traumatic stress disorder
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