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Dermatology in a Besieged Community

In Lebanon, which has been in the throes of civil war since 1975, several studies were undertaken by the Faculty of Health Sciences at the American University of Beirut to characterize mental attitudes, disease patterns, and disease outcome in the country. This report focuses mainly on the situation in Lebanon based on a decade of personal experience. It could also serve as the prototype of similar situations in other strife-ridden countries