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To Your Health

The PBS program, Need to Know, had an important segment recently on the implications for human health from climate change.  These are, unfortunately, many and various, and include disease vectors exacerbated by warming, allergies, health impacts from too much or too little water, and heat.  The show looked at a number of concerns, articulated by […]

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Nero is Fiddling

Nero is Fiddling

You know the EPA made its endangerment finding on greenhouse gases for a reason:  There are a number of ways in which human health is now being harmed or threatened by climate changes including steadily rising temperatures and temperature extremes.  An article just out in a peer-reviewed journal of the National Institute of Environmental Health […]

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Infectious Diseases – Exacerbated by Climate Change?

Infectious Diseases – Exacerbated by Climate Change?

I went to an interesting talk last night by Dr. Anthony Fauci.  He is the Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.  The Foreign Policy Association initiated a new series with his talk:  the Dame Jillian Sackler Distinguished Lecture.  (She was married to Arthur Sackler, the research psychiatrist and art patron.) Dr. […]

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