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It is Thursday morning. It is my turn as an instructor in the satellite clinic where we serve marginalised populations. I say populations, as over the last year in addition to the people without legal status and a Lebanese community, we have mainly been looking after Syrian refugees. There are now more than half a million displaced Syrians in Lebanon. This is a country that has 4.5 million residents in an area half the size of Wales.1 In my 3 years of visiting this satellite clinic I have realised that the most common cause for health ailments in troubled areas like the Middle East is war.A patient was seen by a senior resident some time ago presenting with numbness in her hands, dizziness, and palpitations that she had experienced for a couple of months. A thyroid stimulating hormone …

Reflections on the plight of Syrian refugees in Lebanon