Different socio-demographic factors associated with different diseases (both communicable & non communicable) among different people of fdmn community in rohingya refugee settlement, cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh
Background: The Rohingya refugee crisis has resulted in a significant population of displaced individuals who are currently seeking refuge in refugee camps located in Bangladesh. These individuals are confronted with a multitude of health-related obstacles. In densely populated and resource-constrained environments, the prevalence of communicable diseases, including but not limited to diarrhea, tuberculosis (TB), dengue, and malaria, presents substantial hazards.