Sonal Singh1 describes how political conflict has affected people's health in Nepal,
concluding that health care professionals can play an important role in peace-building …

Sonal Singh1 describes how political conflict has affected people's health in Nepal,
concluding that health care professionals can play an important role in peace-building …

Welcome to issue 26 (2) of Medicine, Conflict and Survival. The role of health professionals
in relation to conflict has been an important theme of the journal since its inception and we …

This article presents the findings of a systematic review on the health consequences of
Nepal's armed conflict waged by the Maoists and the development and trajectory of their …

There has been little systematic research on the factors that motivate people to become
rebel health workers. This study explores the motivating factors of individuals who joined the …

Though not purposefully targeted, Nepal's decade-long violent conflict waged by the United
Communist Party Nepal-Maoist (UCPN-M) has had considerable impact on the health of the …

The imposition of the State of Emergency (SoE) in late 2001 and the subsequent
intensification and escalation in Maoist activities during 2002 have increased the challenges …

Healthcare has often been 'weaponized'during armed conflicts, with parties to the conflict
interfering with or violently attacking health facilities and personnel for their own strategic …

The health service system is the part of the political system. Likewise, political systems
should be an integral part of the health system. Contrary to this, local political tussle, national …

The health services sector has undergone tremendous positive changes in Nepal. The
technological gap between the developed countries and an developing country like Nepal is …