Health and Health Seeking in Mosul During ISIS Control and Liberation: Results From a 40-Cluster Household Survey.

Riyadh LaftaValeria CetorelliGilbert Burnham

Published in: Disaster medicine and public health preparedness (2019)

Communicable and noncommunicable diseases were reported for both children and adults, with a high prevalence of emotional and behavioral problems, particularly in west Mosul. Care-seeking was low, treatment compliance for noncommunicable diseases was poor, and treatment options for patients were limited. (Disaster Med Public Health Preparedness. 2019;13:758-766).

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