The English National Cohort Study of Flooding

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The English National Cohort Study of Flooding & Health: psychological morbidity at three years of follow up - PubMed #PTSD from #Flooding & #ClimateChange colliding with other economic & social vulnerabilities! #WarriorUp for #WaterJustice #It

19 Oct 2021

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08 Apr 2021

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The adverse impact of #flooding on #mentalhealth persists for at least 3 years after the event, and persistent damage to rooms in the home is associated with more severe mental health outcomes #BMCPublicHealth https://t.co/u4RP2RNHIm https://t.co/21leuHUOL

30 Mar 2020

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