Health system governance has been recognized as critical to strengthening healthcare
responses in settings with conflict-affected populations. The aim of this review was to …

Protracted conflicts in the Middle East have led to successive waves of refugees crossing
borders. Chronic, non-communicable diseases are now recognised as diseases that need to …

In a crisis, there is widespread recognition and acceptance that not all lives can be saved.
But whose lives can legitimately be saved and who decides? Recent scholarship has begun …

Background With more than 3.6 million Syrian refugees Turkey hosts the world's largest
number of Syrians. Considering the morbidity, mortality, and healthcare spending, cancer is …

Objectives The crisis in Syria has had a profound impact on the entire region. In this study,
we report the patterns of presentation and management of Syrian patients with breast cancer …

Background: Although palliative care is now an essential health service under Universal
Health Coverage, ensuring access and appropriate care for refugees is a specific challenge …

PURPOSE There is an urgent need to address the growing global cancer burden in the
context of complex disaster events, which both disrupt access to oncology care and facilitate …

Simple Summary In the face of significant hurdles stemming from conflicts and resource
constraints, Jordan has emerged as an exemplary paradigm, solidifying cancer care both …

Active conflict settings constitute challenging operating environments for humanitarian
health organisations and workers. An emerging feature of some conflicts is direct violence …

Background There is a paucity of evidence regarding the impact of COVID-19 on cancer
care among refugees or patients from areas of conflict. Cancer care for these populations …