Rahman, NadiaSinha, IndranilHusain, FatimaShah, AjulPatel, Anup2014-10-012014Rahman, Nadia, Indranil Sinha, Fatima Husain, Ajul Shah, and Anup Patel. 2014. “The Incidence of Burns Among Sex-Trafficking Victims in India.” The Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine 87 (3): 263-267.0044-0086http://nrs.harvard.edu/urn-3:HUL.InstRepos:12987234Sex trafficking remains a flagrant violation of human rights, creating many public health concerns. During the initiation period, these victims experience acts of violence including gang rapes, subjecting them to traumatic injuries that include burns. Furthermore, lack of access to health care, particularly surgical, keeps them from receiving treatment for these functionally debilitating contractures caused by burns. This piece provides an overview of burns among sex-trafficked victims in India and the efforts by Cents of Relief to address the associated surgical burden of disease.en-USburnssex traffickingIndiaprostitutioncontracturesJournal Article2014-10-01