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"Access To Care Among Displaced Mississippi Residents In FEMA Travel Trailer Parks Two Years After Katrina," Health Affairs: The Web exclusive by Lynn Lawry, a senior health stableness and humanitarian assistance specialist with the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense, and colleagues provides an in-depth look at Mississippi residents who were displaced by Hurricane Katrina and wHO still hot in trailers provided by the Federal Emergency Management Agency. According to the report, such "internally displaced persons" cause high and worsening rates of depression and other chronic diseases, but they do non have decent access to health indemnity or medical care (Lawry et al., Health Affairs, 8/29).
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