Medical Students Work to Address the Health Consequences of a Changing Climate
Tala Radejko ’21, Kali Smolen ’25, Guarini ’25, and Maya DeGroote ’21. Photo by Kurt Wehde Public discussion about climate change rarely links environmental changes and disasters to their impacts on human health, even as the lengthening tally of droughts, wildfires, heatwaves, and hurricanes exert increasing costs on communities throughout the United States. As with the COVID-19 pandemic, these events disproportionately affect the most vulnerable, particularly in communities of color. An increasing sense of urgency spurred three Geisel students, Maya DeGroote ’21, Tala Radejko ’21...
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