Tag: Armed Conflict

A qualitative study in Karen State, Myanmar, indicates village health workers could overcome structural barriers to deliver cardiovascular care in ...

Published in BMC Global and Public Health, the cross-sectional investigation documents how armed violence interacts with individual well-being in an ...

A Journal of General Internal Medicine viewpoint links wartime service among healthcare workers to elevated psychological distress and inflammatory biomarkers, ...

A cross-sectional study of 117 Sudanese diabetes patients in Khartoum and Gezira states found high levels of depression, anxiety and ...

A narrative review suggests psychological stress, environmental hazards and disrupted healthcare may interact to worsen asthma control in children affected ...

A qualitative study of 19 health workers documents how care is sustained in Myanmar's Karenni State after the 2021 military ...

A systematic review published in the International Journal for Equity in Health has synthesized the empirical evidence on how the ...

A retrospective two-year study of 86 colorectal cancer patients at Sudan’s White Nile Oncological Center found that 48.9% were younger ...

A survey of 465 novice nurses across six Middle Eastern countries found average psychological first aid knowledge of 7.61 out ...

A survey of 384 Sudanese cancer patients reveals that war has blocked treatment access for nearly 70 percent, interrupted therapy ...

A new systematic review and meta-analysis of seven studies finds no significant link between armed conflict exposure and preterm birth, ...

A cross-sectional study of 248 dermatology clinic attendees in Gaza found extremely high rates of anxiety, depression, stress and probable ...

A PLOS Global Public Health opinion piece argues that record attacks on health care demand treating humanitarian law violations as ...

In a world increasingly shaped by conflict and crises, the importance of healthcare accessibility becomes even more apparent, especially for ...