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Public Health Reports ; v. 94, no.6, November-December 1979 : cover
  • Published Date:
    Nov-Dec 1979
  • Source:
    Public Health Rep. 94(6)
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  • Description:
    Disaster and distress.

    Cover: A husband comforts his grieving wife after Hurricane Celia destroyed their home In Corpus Christi, Tex., In 1970 (American Red Cross photo by Jack Share). The lead article in this issue presents the results of a 1977 retrospective investigation to determine the effects of Hurricane Agnes on the physical and mental health of residents of the Wyoming Valley of Pennsylvania.

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    Cover
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    Public Health Reports
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