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Posted June 13, 2017 Media: Op-eds and LTEs, Members in Action

A doctor’s prescription for climate change

By: Dr. Ankush K. Bansal, As a South Florida physician who sees patients with conditions affected by climate change, I’m concerned.  
Posted June 5, 2017 Members in Action

Doctors warn Trump about climate change, but he won’t listen

By: Don Gaede, M.D. - President Trump is exiting the Paris climate accord against medical advice.
Posted June 1, 2017 Champions of the Month, Members in Action

July 2017 Champions!

Lori G. Byron, MD, pediatrician, & Robert G. Byron, MD, internist, have been hitting the road to tell people how climate change can damage their health.    
Posted May 31, 2017 Champions of the Month, Members in Action

June 2017 Champion!

Medical Champion for Climate & Health, Dr. Amy Collins      
Posted March 20, 2017 Members in Action

Half of U.S. doctors alarmed about health effects of climate change

Features Dr. Rob Bryon, speaking during the launch of the Medical Society Consortium on Climate & Health in Washington, DC. Published in the Billings Gazette.
Posted March 15, 2017 Members in Action

The Cleveland Plain Dealer: Climate change is making Americans sick, nation’s medical societies warn

Featuring Dr. Aparna Bole, a pediatrician at University Hospitals in Cleveland and member of the American Academy of Pediatrics' environmental health executive committee.
Virginia Family Physician Dr. Janet Eddy
Posted January 28, 2017 Members in Action, Members speaking out on climate and health

Environmentalists: Climate change may be hurting your health

Features Virginia Family Physician Dr. Janet Eddy, published in The Virginian-Pilot. Climate change is bad for the planet – and may be bad for your health.
Athletes from Coastal Carolina and the University of Louisiana at Lafayette unload a truck full of supplies for flood victims Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2016 at United Way of Acadiana in St. Martinville, La.
Posted September 14, 2016 Media: Op-eds and LTEs, Members in Action

Past time to address climate change

Dr. Claude J. Tellis, The Advocate (Louisiana), September 14, 2016. In mid-August, we experienced the biggest rain event in Louisiana history. It caused a 1,000-year flood.
Posted August 25, 2016 Media: Op-eds and LTEs, Members in Action

Climate change is thawing deadly diseases. Maybe now we’ll address it?

By Mona Sarfaty, MD – Originally posted on August 25, 2016 in The Guardian. Earlier this month, an outbreak of anthrax in northern Russia caused the death of a 12-year-old boy and....

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Posted March 28, 2016 Media: Op-eds and LTEs, Members in Action

An outdoor exerciser? Here’s what your lungs probably look like.

By Caroline Wellbery – Originally posted on March 28, 2016 in The Washington Post. When a pathologist at Georgetown University’s medical school cut into the lungs of a cadaver during....

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Posted March 12, 2016 Media: Op-eds and LTEs, Members in Action

Suspending work on Clean Power Plan is not healthy for Utahns

By David Sundwall – Originally posted on March 12, 2016 in the Salt Lake Tribune. As a physician who has spent many years trying to improve the health of my patients....

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Posted August 23, 2015 Media: Op-eds and LTEs, Members in Action

Children suffer most from effects of climate change

By Dr. Aparna Bole, MD, FAA, & Dr. Kristie Ross, MD, MS – Originally posted on August 23, 2015 at Cleveland.com As pediatricians, we are concerned about the health effects of....

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Posted June 22, 2015 Media: Op-eds and LTEs, Members in Action

Our children need cleaner air

 By Susan Pacheco – Originally posted on June 22, 2015 in the Houston Chronicle. Photo: Michael Paulsen, HC Staff The Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston areas rank at No. 6 and No.....

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Posted June 3, 2015 Media: Op-eds and LTEs, Members in Action

How rising carbon is changing seasonal allergies

By Samantha Ahdoot – Originally posted on June 3, 2015 in the Richmond Times. Nasal sprays, eye drops, pills, melts and inhalers fill the pharmacy shelves. Kids are kept inside....

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Posted April 17, 2015 Media: Op-eds and LTEs, Members in Action

Surveyed doctors report climate change is harming health

By Mona Sarfaty and Marybeth Montoro – Originally posted on April 17, 2015 in the Richmond Times-Dispatch. Springtime blooms mark the arrival of pollen season in Virginia, and for allergy sufferers....

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Posted January 9, 2015 Media: Op-eds and LTEs, Members in Action

Adopting clean-fuels standard is a public-health imperative

By Howard Frumkin, Renee Klein and Craig Kenworthy – Originally posted on January 9, 2015 in The Seattle Times. EACH and every day, we take an average of 21,000 breaths. For....

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The Consortium is hosted by the George Mason University Center for Climate Change Communication in collaboration with Sean N. Parker Center at the Stanford School of Medicine.

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