Emotional and physical distress following Hurricane Agnes in Wyoming Valley of Pennsylvania.

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Logue, James N

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: DEC 1979Description: 8p., 4 tabs, illus., 35 refsSubject(s):

Subject: The data presented here were derived from a larger project dealing with the long-term effects, both health and other, associated with the recovery and post-recovery periods following Hurricane Agnes in the Wyoming Valley of Pennsylvania. The focus is on mental health and physical distress during the recovery period as perceived by female respondents about 5 years after the event.

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Reprinted from Public Health Reports, Vol. 94., No. 5., November-December 1979, pp495-502

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The data presented here were derived from a larger project dealing with the long-term effects, both health and other, associated with the recovery and post-recovery periods following Hurricane Agnes in the Wyoming Valley of Pennsylvania. The focus is on mental health and physical distress during the recovery period as perceived by female respondents about 5 years after the event.

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