Table 2. Sub-categories of health impacts in publications that reported on mental or physical health impacts or mortality, 1951 to 2023.
| Category of health impact | Sub-category (1) | Sub-category (2) | Publications |
| Mental health and well-being | Symptoms of mental disorders/illness—21 publications1924 67,69 71 73 75 | Post-traumatic stress disorder | 13 publications1922 24 68 69 71 73 77,80 87 97 |
| Depression | Seven publications19 24 68 75 77 80 86 | ||
| Anxiety | Five publications19 24 68 77 80 | ||
| Childhood anxiety symptomology | Four publications103109,112 | ||
| Suicidal ideation | Three publications19 24 77 | ||
| Mental health disorders | One publication76 | ||
| Other symptoms of mental distress—18 publications1922 24 67 69 71 72 77,80 86 | Psychological distress/distress/subjective distress (also called peritraumatic stress and dissociation) | 13 publications1922 24 67 69 71 72 77,80 87 97 | |
| Nervous tension | One publication86 | ||
| Depressed mood | One publication86 | ||
| Irritability | One publication86 | ||
| Child attention problems | One publication103 | ||
| Maternal mood (anxiety, depression and stress) | One publication113 | ||
| Infant social-emotional and behavioural problems | One publication88 | ||
| Psychological symptoms* | One publication90 | ||
| General assessment of mental health—seven publications68 71 72 81 83 96 103 | Coping style | One publication72 | |
| Satisfaction with life | One publication68 | ||
| Perceived mental health | One publication68 | ||
| Infant temperament | One publication83 | ||
| General mental health and well-being | One publication81 | ||
| Child’s theory of mind | One publication96 | ||
| Sleep quality | Two publications71 103 | ||
| Positive traits—two publications68 93 | Post-traumatic growth | One publication93 | |
| Stoicism | One publication68 | ||
| Physical health | Infectious disease—13 publications4249 53 54 56,58 61 63 64 66 76 86 | Leptospirosis† | Five publications54 57 61 63 64 |
| Melioidosis | Five publications49 53 56 58 66 | ||
| Infection | One publication76 | ||
| Mycobacterial infection | One publication42 | ||
| Infectious disease in general | One publication86 | ||
| Children’s birth and developmental outcomes—11 publications74 82 84 89 91 92 94 95 103 114 115 | Child language and/or cognitive and/or motor development and /or behavioural | Nine publications82 84 89 91 92 95 103 114 115 | |
| Children’s birth outcomes | One publication74 | ||
| Autism spectrum disorder traits | One publication94 | ||
| Vector-borne disease—seven publications44,4651 60 62 98 | Murray Valley encephalitis | Five publications44,4651 60 | |
| Kunjin virus | Two publications46 51 | ||
| Ross River virus | One publication62 | ||
| General vector-borne | One publication98 | ||
| General self-assessed health—four publications68 71 86 90 | Subjective health assessment and overall health | Four publications68 71 86 90 | |
| Physical symptoms/non-specified illness/disease—two publications76 86 | Gastrointestinal | One publication86 | |
| Headache | One publication86 | ||
| Weight loss | One publication86 | ||
| Pain | One publication86 | ||
| Illness | One publication76 | ||
| Disease | One publication76 | ||
| Metabolic/ biological measures of health—two publications85 116 | Alterations in placental glucocorticoid system | One publication85 | |
| Urinary metabolomes | One publication116 | ||
| Respiratory and cardiac conditions—two publications47 71 | Respiratory health | One publication71 | |
| Takotsubo cardiomyopathy | One publication47 | ||
| Injury—one publication76 | Injury | One publication76 | |
| Mortality | Mortality—eight publications43 48 50 52 55 59 65 70 | Flood fatalities – general | Four publications48 50 52 55 |
| Vehicle-related flood fatalities | One publication43 | ||
| Suicide | One publication70 | ||
| Drowning | One publication59 | ||
| All cause, cardiovascular and respiratory mortality | One publication65 |
‘irritability, nervous tension, depression of mood, worry and sleeplessness’ which was given a descriptive label by the authors—‘the psychiatric cluster’
For the purpose of this review, we have included leptospirosis under ‘Infectious disease’ rather than with the more ‘classic’ ‘Vector-borne disease’.