Ukraine's humanitarian disaster: priorities for health

Elsevier, The Lancet, Volume 399, 12 March 2022
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Child Health Care; Disaster; Disasters; Editorial; Foreign Aid; Global Change; Health Care Facility; Health Care Personnel; Health Care Planning; Hospital; Human; Human Rights; Humanitarian Crisis; Humans; Hunger; Medical Care; Mental Health; Patient Safety; Psychosocial Care; Psychotrauma; Refugee Crisis; Russian Federation; Safety; Ukraine; War Exposure; Europe

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