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11 There is increasing recognition that following hurricanes and other natural disasters, there may be significant mental health problems. 12 The most frequent psychological disorder following natural disasters is post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). 13 Children appear to be more prone to PTSD than adults following natural disasters. 12 The prevalence of PTSD appears to be related to the severity of the natur
Hurricanes and child health: lessons from Cuba.
Arch Dis Child · 2011 · PMC3056292
Clinically, this may be significant, as these anatomical changes could contribute to increased refractive error, reduced accommodation amplitude, and potentially a heightened risk of cataract development later in life as indicated by others (Fieß, Fauer, et al., 2022 ), as well as to amblyopia. 4.1.
The 2016 population was projected from 2015 population census data, 15 and the number of deliveries was derived using the World Development Indicators’ estimated crude birth rate per 1000 people for 2016 16 (the crude birth rate was used as there may be significant under-reporting of births through the District Health Information System, particularly for births that did not occur in health facilities).