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Geohealth and Disaster Resilience
Disasters can act as a catalyst for accelerating health outcomes by bringing together a disease agent with a susceptible host in an altered environment. The order in which diseases may appear may be related to incubation periods and transmission requirements. Six main disease types, some with epidem
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