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. 2023 Oct 21;81:185. doi: 10.1186/s13690-023-01204-1
Text box 1. Contributions to the literature
• This study offers unique insights into the health and well-being of IDPs in the Myanmar post-military coup, which differs from other IDP studies focusing on different regions or causes of displacement.
• This study highlights that IDPs in Myanmar are constantly living in terror from military attacks, including sexual violence used as a weapon of war, which negatively affects their mental health.
• IDPs in Myanmar urgently need humanitarian support since the coup has exacerbated their vulnerability to food insecurity and increased the risk of contracting infectious diseases and poor health conditions.