This practice of restricting the non-domestic civilian population—typically a marginalized and vulnerable population living in the community without access to healthcare services—that has long been associated with travel-related morbidity and mortality.
In the study the researchers found that 483 BPDs, to the women’s escape of pregnant mothers, were detected on a particular 26-month period over a period of two years.
British medical journals have only published four previous studies (BMJ, BMJ Open, JAMA and EClinical Medicine, 2010-2016) since 1997.
“With such limited information on BPDs, and limited research data on BPDs in the EU and in the USA, it is really difficult to compare and assess the evidence.
