PubMed · 7475552
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B T Burkholder, M J Toole. 1995-10-14. Evolution of complex disasters.. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0140-6736(95)91694-6
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Hurricanes rated a category three or greater (on a scale of one to five) strike the United States or its territories approximately once every 1.5 years (1). In 1995, both a category two and category three hurricane struck the United States within 18 days, causing approximately 40 deaths (2). This report summarizes the surveillance for injuries and illnesses and a rapid health-needs assessment conducted after the storms.