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The impact of fires in urban areas is largely neglected in public health discourse addressing resilient cities. A handful of activists and researchers are trying to change that, Gary Humphreys reports.
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The Bulletin of the World Health Organization
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Leading public health journal
Peer-reviewed monthly journal
Special focus on developing countries
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Top public and environmental health journal
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Provides blend of research, well-informed opinion, and news