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The long-term health impacts of emergency aid: Evidence from the 1985 Ethiopian relief operation

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Do we fully understand the impacts of emergency aid? New evidence from the 1984 Ethiopian famine suggests that emergency aid mitigates the impacts of large-scale disasters even decades later.
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The long-term health impacts of emergency aid: Evidence from the 1985 Ethiopian relief operation

Do we fully understand the impacts of emergency aid? New evidence from the 1984 Ethiopian famine suggests that emergency aid mitigates the impacts of large-scale disasters even decades later.

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