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Call for papers: Substance use and related harm in conflict-driven displaced populations

Harm Reduction Journal and Conflict and Health invite you to submit to our cross-journal thematic series on substance use and harm reduction in conflict-driven displaced populations. Substance use, particularly psychoactive drug use, and related harm among conflict-driven displaced populations is a neglected area of public health. Moreover, there have been few attempts to adapt effective harm reduction interventions to populations displaced by conflict. This joint thematic series seeks to examine this neglected and timely topic.

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1. CONTENT TYPE:RESEARCH

     |  11 December 2017

   Health needs of older populations affected by humanitarian crises in low- and middle-income countries: a systematic review

   Authors:Emma Massey, James Smith and Bayard Roberts
2. CONTENT TYPE:RESEARCH

     |  4 December 2017

   A comprehensive review of HIV/STI prevention and sexual and reproductive health services among sex Workers in Conflict-Affected Settings: call for an evidence- and rights-based approach in the humanitarian response

   Authors:Alyssa Ferguson, Kate Shannon, Jennifer Butler and Shira M. Goldenberg
3. CONTENT TYPE:RESEARCH

     |  1 December 2017

   Including refugees in disease elimination: challenges observed from a sleeping sickness programme in Uganda

   Authors:Jennifer J. Palmer, Okello Robert and Freddie Kansiime
4. CONTENT TYPE:RESEARCH

     |  29 November 2017

   Public health implications of complex emergencies and natural disasters

   Authors:Amanda Culver, Roger Rochat and Susan T. Cookson
5. CONTENT TYPE:RESEARCH

     |  20 November 2017

   Improving detection of mental health problems in community settings in Nepal: development and pilot testing of the community informant detection tool

   Authors:Prasansa Subba, Nagendra P. Luitel, Brandon A. Kohrt and Mark J. D. Jordans

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