Estimating Death Toll Of Maria In Puerto Rico: 4,600 Up From 64

Study Estimates Higher Death Toll In Puerto Rico Post-Maria by Associated Press/New York Times.  May 29, 2018. 

Where Disaster Strikes Again And Again

The Places In The U.S. Where Disaster Strikes Again And Again by Sahil Chinoy.  The New York Times.  May 24, 2018. 

Natural Disasters Deadly For the Elderly

A Spate Of Deadly Disasters For The Elderly by Michael Nedelman.  CNN.  October 17, 2017. 

Puerto Rico Electricity And Water Crises Have Public Health Effects

The Unrelenting Crisis In Puerto Rico Is Forcing People To Drink Dirty Water by Julia Belluz.  Vox.  October 18m 2017. 

Death Count In Puerto Rico: Conflicting Statistics And Methods

Everything That's Been Reported About Deaths In Puerto Rico Is At Odds With the Official Count by Eliza Barclay and Alexia Fernandez Campbell.  Vox.  October 11, 2017.  

Puerto Rico Health System On Life Support

Puerto Rico Health System On Life Support Two Weeks After Hurricane Maria by Oren Dorell.  USA TODAY.  October 5, 2017. 

Level-One Trauma Center Reacts To Las Vegas Attack

Controlled Chaos At Las Vegas Hospital Trauma Center After Attack by Sheri Fink.  The New York Times.  October 2, 2017. 

While Tweets Twitter Along, Disease Begins To Gain A Foothold in Puerto Rico

Outbreaks Begin In Puerto Rico While Trump Tweets 'Amazing Job' by Pablo Venes.  The Daily Beast.  September 30, 2017. 

Abuse In The Aftermath of Disaster

Amid Hurrican Chaos, Domestic Abuse Victims Risk Being Overlooked by Maya Salam.  New York Times.  September 12, 2017. 

Why Some People Never Evacuate

Why Some People Never Evacuate During A Hurricane, According To A Psychologist by Brian Resnick.  Vox.  August 25, 2017. 

17 Different Health Care Providers Covered New Disster Preparedness Rule

Health Care Providers Scramble To Meet New Disaster Readiness Rule by Sheri Fink.  The New York Times.  September 9, 2016

It May Turn Out That It Was More Dangerous to Evacuate

Is Living In A Nuclear Evacuation Zone Good For You?  by Geoffrey Brumfield.  Slate.  April 2, 2013.

This article explores the possibility that mental health problems, not cancer, may be the most damaging legacy of Fukusima nuclear disaster.  

First-Hand Account of Hospital Evacuation During Sandy

The Midnight Evacuation of NYU Medical Center by Samuel Penziner.  The Atlantic Magazine.  November 4, 2012.
 
This article is a vivid personal account of the teamwork and difficulties involved in the evacuation of the NYU Langone Medical Center during the hurricane Sandy.  The author is a NYU medical student.