Climate change in the Americas: Creating resilient health solutions to environmental challenges
Abstract
Climate change profoundly impacts health in the Americas, affecting air quality, water, soil, and food systems, and increasing the prevalence of diseases. Its effects extend beyond physical health to mental well-being, forced displacement, and the functioning of health systems.
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Collections
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