Management of medical problems resulting from population relocations volume III.

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Berke, George B

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 01/12/79Description: 37pReport number: DCPA-01-75-C-0297; RS-2-8-11Subject(s):

Subject: Unknown ; This report was prepared as a part of a research program being conducted by the Defense Civil Preparedness Agency (DCPA) to evaluate crisis relocation as a strategy for protecting populations threatened by large-scale disasters .550.

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Supersedes CPG-2-8-11, Feb. 77 which may be used

Unknown ; This report was prepared as a part of a research program being conducted by the Defense Civil Preparedness Agency (DCPA) to evaluate crisis relocation as a strategy for protecting populations threatened by large-scale disasters .550.

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