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Andrew Lewandowski1, Shalini H Shah2, Joanne Bernstein3
1Division of General Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, Madison, WI, USA.
Abstract:
The degree to which the American public is aware of climate change-related health harms is limited relative to the actual burden of disease. Health care professionals are well-positioned to provide climate change and health counseling to patients to close that gap and decrease their health vulnerability to climate change. Counseling can be administered in any health care setting using existing health communication frameworks. By advancing climate change and health communication, health care providers will improve the lives of their patients and may be able to drive climate change policy that will protect the health of generations to come.
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