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TL;DR
It proposes mitigation strategies such as disease surveillance, sustainable food systems, and multi-hazard prevention approaches.
Environmental Health Insights · 7 authors, 7 centres
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It proposes mitigation strategies such as disease surveillance, sustainable food systems, and multi-hazard prevention approaches.
It discusses how pre-existing conditions like collapsed infrastructure and poor sanitation are exacerbated by the disaster. The central conclusion is that effective mitigation requires immediate medical care, psychological support, and nutritional aid, alongside longer-term strategies like establishing sustainable food systems and conducting robust local/regional disease surveillance for early warning. The review also advocates for a multi-hazard approach involving vaccination campaigns and public health awareness to prevent infectious diseases.