Narrative review explores surveillance disruption and antimicrobial resistance, highlighting risks in healthcare during conflict.
Armed conflict alters infectious disease risk by damaging the systems that prevent, detect and treat infection. Health-care facilities may be attacked or inaccessible, staff may be displaced, labor...
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