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Phantom limb pain affects between 50 and 80% of amputees. With an increasing number of
battle casualties having had an amputation after combat trauma, it is inevitable that both …

Background Changing immigration trends pose new challenges for the UK's open access
health service and there is considerable speculation that migrants from resource-poor …

Objectives The beliefs of laypeople and medical professionals often diverge with regards to
disease, and technology has had a positive impact on how research is conducted …

In parallel, forced migration has reached a record high, with 68· 5 million people displaced
from their homes around the world—85% of whom are being hosted in low-income or middle …

Amputation of a major limb, and the subsequent return to movement with a prosthesis,
requires the development of compensatory strategies to account for the loss. Such …

Limb trauma remains the most prevalent survivable major combat injury. In the First World
War, more than 700,000 British soldiers received limb wounds and more than 41,000 …

Background There is speculation that a high number of migrants use free UK National
Health Services to which they are not entitled. In response, the UK government has sought …

Non-communicable disease (NCD) prevention and care in humanitarian contexts has been
a long-neglected issue. Healthcare systems in humanitarian settings have focused heavily …

Two principles should underpin the provision of primary health care to refugees:(a) that
refugees should have the same access to quality primary care services as the local …