Physician Fellow Examines Climate Change as a Public Health Emergency
Hanna Linstadt, M.D., a trained emergency medicine physician and current climate and health science policy fellow at the University of Colorado (CU), is taking a year outside of the emergency room to study the relationship between climate change and health.
Past Training and Capacity Building
2021
- December 2021: Global Health Is Local Health: Assessing the Role of Wildfire Smoke in Driving Adverse Health Outcomes in the San Diego-Tijuana Border Region
- October 2021: Voices from the Field: Including LGBTQ+ Health Equity in Climate and Health
- August 2021: Voices from the Field: Building Micronesian Dengue Early Warning Systems
- June 2021: Voices from the Field: “Community” in Global Health Research: My Eye-opening Journey From the Wet Lab to the Canadian Arctic
- April 2021: Physician Fellow Examines Climate Change as a Public Health Emergency
- February 2021: Winners of the December 2020 Indian E-conference Scholars’ Competition
2020
- December 2020: E-conference and Workshop Explore the Intersection of Environmental Determinants and Infectious Diseases in India
- October 2020: GEOHealth Hub Activities Highlighted During the Fogarty International Center’s Virtual Meeting
- August 2020: The GHHIN Hosts Virtual Masterclass Series on Human Health and Heat
- June 2020: USAID Activity Prepares Countries for Climate-Associated Health Risks
- April 2020: New Climate, Environment, and Health Seminar Series to Provide Training for NIEHS Staff and Academic Partners
- February 2020: Federal Web-based System Helps Local Governments Customize Climate Change Adaptation Strategies
