10. Case Study: Global Infectious Disease & Our Changing Climate

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Code Green: The Climate-Smart Health Professional

Code Green Team

20 episodes

4 days ago

How does climate change affect health? And what can medical professionals do about it? Those are the very questions we hope to answer here on Code Green: The Climate-Smart Health Professional. In each episode of this series, we’ll highlight the intersections of climate change and health by exploring patient case studies that exemplify the climate-health nexus and by spotlighting planetary health curriculum initiatives at medical schools around the world. Hosted by Phoebe Cunningham and Elizabeth Whidden, edited by Liana Haigis, and produced by Natasha Sood and Sarah Hsu.

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10. Case Study: Global Infectious Disease & Our Changing Climate

Code Green: The Climate-Smart Health Professional

33 minutes 41 seconds

2 years ago

10. Case Study: Global Infectious Disease & Our Changing Climate

Dr. Terry O’Connor, Dr. Nuzhat Islam, and MD-PhD candidate Douglas Fritz walk with us through their clinical case highlighting the impact of climate change on arboviral infectious disease. Check out their written case (adaptable for medical school curricula) at Climate Resources for Health Education here: https://climatehealthed.org/course/arboviruses/

Dr. O’Connor is an instructor of Emergency Medicine at the University of Washington and Director of the Diploma in Climate Medicine at the University of Colorado Climate and Health Program. Dr. Islam is a second year internal medicine resident at the University of California in San Diego and a co-founder of the Planetary Health Report Card. Douglas is a second year MD/PhD student at the University of Colorado and one of the vice chairs for Medical Students for a Sustainable Future.

Hosted by Genny Silva

Edited by Liana Haigis