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Elizabeth Greig, Barth A. Green, Henri R. Ford, Didi Bertrand Farmer, Krista Marie Nottage, Zelde Espinel, James M. Shultz
EClinicalMedicine
Published date February 5, 2020
EClinicalMedicine
Published date February 5, 2020
Extreme population exposure: Hurricane Dorian medical response in Great Abaco, Bahamas
- Outlines health consequences of Hurricane Dorian landfall on the Bahamas
- "Atmospheric scientists are observing that, in the era of climate change, Atlantic storms are becoming stronger, wetter, and slower moving as they come over land; Dorian matched this evolving profile, three-for-three"
- "The system's forward movement slowed to near standstill, creating one of the longest-duration population exposures to a hurricane in history"
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