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Climate-related health risks can affect people in the United States as well as worldwide, but the supplied coverage does not quantify U.S. impacts or describe a specific policy response.
This brief summarizes public reporting and official announcements. Research findings may be preliminary. Talk to a qualified clinician before making health decisions.
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Authors of a new report say health risks associated with climate change are worsening and urge a global health emergency declaration. The supplied reports do not say that such a declaration has been made.
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Climate-related health risks can affect people in the United States as well as worldwide, but the supplied coverage does not quantify U.S. impacts or describe a specific policy response.