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Man with a royal headache and neck pain

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By Dennis G. Barten, Kyra A Heuvelings
| Emergency Medicine Journal Verified
Handling editor Sarah Edwards X @BartenEM Contributors TJ gave some background information about the disease. KH made the first draft. DB and TJ gave their feedback on the multiple versions and KH repeatedly processed the feedback. DB and TJ also provided their feedback during the multiple revisions. KH submitted the article. Funding The authors have not declared a specific grant for this research from any funding agency in the public, commercial or not-for-profit sectors.
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Worldwide trends in COVID-19 related attacks against healthcare

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By Dennis G. Barten, Willeke Duffhues, Harald De Cauwer, Luc Mortelmans
| medRxiv
Abstract Background During the COVID-19 pandemic, violence targeting healthcare reportedly increased. Attacks against healthcare have the potential to impair the public health response and threaten the availability of healthcare services. However, there is little systematic understanding of the extent and characteristics of healthcare attacks in the setting of a pandemic.
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Driving Sustainable Disaster Risk Reduction: A Rapid Review of the Policies and Strategies in Saudi Arabia

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By Ahmed M Al-Wathinani, Dennis G. Barten, Marta Borowska-Stefańska, Paweł Gołda
| MDPI
1. Introduction Saudi Arabia, given its unique geographic placement and arid climate, is inherently susceptible to a diverse array of natural and anthropogenic hazards. These pose considerable risks to its populace and infrastructure. These include, but are not limited to, extreme heat events, prolonged drought conditions, flash floods, and severe dust and sandstorms, alongside non-environmental threats such as terrorism and violence [,].
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