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Health care for victims of Puerto Rico's hurricanes in three settings highlights the impact of social determinants of health, social vulnerability, and chronic disease in disaster management. Addressing such conditions before disasters as well as food needs and health care access after disasters could mitigate disaster impact and facilitate recovery.
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