Editors-in-Chief
- Olivier Degomme, Ghent University
- Ruwan Ratnayake, International Rescue Committee
- Bayard Roberts, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
Articles
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Methodology
Conflict and Health 2013, 7:12 (21 May 2013)Piloting community-based medical care for survivors of sexual assault in conflict-affected Karen State of eastern Burma
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Research
Conflict and Health 2013, 7:11 (17 May 2013)Analyzing the microfoundations of human violence in the DRC - intrinsic and extrinsic rewards and the prediction of appetitive aggression
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Research
Conflict and Health 2013, 7:10 (10 May 2013)Nuclear war between Israel and Iran: lethality beyond the pale
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Research
Conflict and Health 2013, 7:9 (10 April 2013)Relations among appetitive aggression, post-traumatic stress and motives for demobilization: a study in former Colombian combatants
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Conflict and Health 2013, 7:8 (4 April 2013)Growth and development of children aged 1–5 years in low-intensity armed conflict areas in Southern Thailand: a community-based survey
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Conflict and Health 2013, 7:7 (27 March 2013)Family therapy sessions with refugee families; a qualitative study
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Conflict and Health 2013, 7:6 (26 March 2013)Rwanda – lasting imprints of a genocide: trauma, mental health and psychosocial conditions in survivors, former prisoners and their children
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Conflict and Health 2013, 7:5 (20 March 2013)Fatal and non-fatal injuries due to intentional explosions in Nepal, 2008-2011: analysis of surveillance data
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Aims & scope
Conflict and Health is an open access, peer-reviewed, online journal encompassing all aspects of the intertwined relationship between health and conflict.
Millions of people around the world are caught between the vicious spiral of violent conflict and poor health. The journal will focus on the intricate relationship between conflict and health, and how health interventions in war zones may contribute to peace.
MSF Scientific Day 2013
We are very please to announce BioMed Central will be sponsoring MSF Scientific Day 2013.
Scientific Day is a unique opportunity to showcase medical and scientific research carried out in MSF programmes around the world. Presenting and debating the findings from our research is vital to improve the quality of our humanitarian programmes.
Highlights include a key note speech from TED talks alumnus Hans Rosling and discussions on the role of social media and health and treatment in conflict and emergency settings.
MSF Scientific Day 2013 will be streamed live online from the Royal Society of Medicine, London, UK, from 09.00am – 06.00pm (GMT+1) on 10th May 2013: http://www.msf.org.uk/Scientific_Day.aspx and get involved in the discussions via @MSF_UK on Twitter and using the #MSFSci hashtag.
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