Background Natural disasters and epidemics can strain already‐fragile health systems,
diverting resources away from essential sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services …

Objectives Earthquakes have substantial impacts on mortality in low-and middle-income
countries (LMIC). The academic evidence base to support Disaster Risk Reduction activities …

The earthquakes that occur in Indonesia are caused by several primary factors such as
tectonic plate shifts which lead to the increased earthquake and volcanic activity of …

Background: When natural disasters strike, there is a sudden decrease in access to care
due to infrastructure loss and displacement. A pandemic has the similar ability to acutely …

ObjectiveWe aimed to examine the relationship between exposure to the 2010 Haiti
earthquake and pregnancy wantedness, interpregnancy interval, and birth weight …

Background The prevalence and severity of disasters triggered by natural hazards has
increased over the last 20 years. Women of reproductive age may encounter unique …

Natural disasters and extreme weather events are increasing in frequency and intensity, in
part due to climate change. These events can have severe impacts, including on maternal …

Nepal was hit by a powerful earthquake in 2015, causing enormous damage to physical
infrastructure and human lives in many parts of the country. It caused serious threat to …

Abstract Purpose of Review To examine epidemiologic concepts related to research
conducted on reproductive health after disaster, summarize the current state of the literature …

The culture of disaster-related health service provision has focused on an “all hazards”
disaster management approach, addressing issues from a generalized perspective [1]. This …