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April 2023
Global Environmental Health Newsletter
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AGU Chapman Conference on Climate and Health for Africa
Description: It has been well established that extremes in the climate system have significant impact on human health, including infectious diseases and heat related illnesses. This conference aims to bring together climate scientists, health scientists and professionals, policy makers, and program managers to address the current status and future potential of climate-informed forecasts. Participants will discuss the extent to which the climate and health community can work together to advance health early warning systems.
Dates: June 12 - 15, 2023
Location: Washington, D.C. and online
More information: AGU Chapman Conference on Climate and Health for Africa
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The NIEHS identifies Global Environmental Health (GEH) as a part of its strategic themes, recognizing that because environmental health problems cross national boundaries, conducting studies around the world benefits not just those in areas being studied, but all people who suffer from the same or related environmental health problems.