Cyclone Tracy.

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Subject: This report has gathered a group of papers from doctors with first-hand knowledge of medical aspects of the Darwin disaster. Important lessons, explicit and implicit, emerge from these papers, providing a vital medical component to the overall appreciation of the Darwin disaster. The report focuses particularly on the psychological management of disaster victims

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Reprinted from The Medical Journal of Australia; 24 May 1975; Vol 1, No 21; pp637-639

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This report has gathered a group of papers from doctors with first-hand knowledge of medical aspects of the Darwin disaster. Important lessons, explicit and implicit, emerge from these papers, providing a vital medical component to the overall appreciation of the Darwin disaster. The report focuses particularly on the psychological management of disaster victims

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