Placing Age Differences in Cultural Context: A Comparison of the Effects of Age on PTSD After Disasters in the United States, Mexico, and Poland

By F. Norris, K. Kaniasty, M. Conrad, Gregory L. Inman, A. Murphy. 2002

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Subfields: Clinical Psychology

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1. S. Galea
2. A. Nandi
3. D. Vlahov
4. F. Norris
5. G. Bonanno
6. Yuval Neria
7. C. Green
8. J. Helms

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• Global health impacts of floods: epidemiologic evidence. (2005, background): “There have also been reported increases in lymphatic filariasis (51) and arbovirus disease in Africa (43), Australia (52, 53), Europe (54–56), and the United States (57–59), although few provide epidemiologic data.”
• The epidemiology of post-traumatic stress disorder after disasters. (2005, background): “Race/ethnicity (10, 150, 151, 187), relocation (159, 192), and low socioeconomic status (212, 214) are inconsistently associated with PTSD after natural disasters.”
• Methods for disaster mental health research (2006, background): “Norris et al. (2002) found no overall difference between the effects of the two types of disasters in their more recent and comprehensive review (see also Norris & Elrod, Chapter 2, this volume), although technological disasters had somewhat greater effects than did natural disasters when the…”