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Climate change

The absence of health in the leaders climate debate is concerning 

December 2, 2019

I’m often asked why, as a doctor, I am so concerned about the climate crisis. The links between climate change and health aren’t usually at the front of the climate […]

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Julia Simons: Why I challenged Boris Johnson on the NHS and climate

November 26, 2019

A couple of weeks ago, Boris Johnson visited Addenbrookes hospital—telling almost none of the staff he would be there. I encountered him entirely by accident, as I was leaving clinic. […]

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Aubrey Meyer and Robin Stott: Greta Thunberg, Extinction Rebellion and the science of climate change

November 22, 2019

Aubrey Meyer and Robin Stott take a closer look at the climate change science behind Greta Thunberg’s and XR’s call for us all to unite […]

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Actions that health professionals can take to counter the climate emergency and improve their health

November 8, 2019

Richard Smith calls on readers to help with his list of things we can do to counter the climate emergency […]

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Richard Smith: Waking up to the lethal effects of air pollution

November 1, 2019

I don’t think about what I’m breathing, but living in London I’m breathing filthy air. I can neither see nor smell the filth, but I’m now thinking about what I’m […]

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For healthy people, we need a healthy planet

October 28, 2019

Mandeep Dhaliwal and Josh Karliner With every passing day, people around the world are increasingly feeling the devastating effects of our changing climate. Last week, Typhoon Hagibis swept through Japan, […]

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Climate emergency: we are performing a dangerous experiment

October 25, 2019

Air bubbles within ice cores deep within the Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets are tiny time capsules. From this air we can measure the composition of atmospheric gases continuously from […]

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Richard Smith: Emerging thinking of a new chair of the UK Health Alliance on Climate Change

October 22, 2019

Last week I was pleased to be appointed as the chair of the UK Health Alliance on Climate Change (UKHACC). As its name implies, the Alliance comprises health organisations, including […]

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Richard Smith: Why are doctors sticking themselves to government buildings?

September 30, 2019

On the day that a United Nations report said that “Climate change is devastating our seas and frozen regions as never before,” I joined a protest with Doctors for Extinction […]

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Climate change is impacting population health and our future patients: remaining silent is not an option

September 26, 2019

Medical students and healthcare professionals have a responsibility to act on the climate crisis […]

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