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Climate change has different consequences for the health of women and men

The health risks men and women are exposed to and the illnesses they develop vary widely across lifetimes and places. Yet climate policy and health services often overlook these differences.

Phys.org ScienceNovember 13, 20261 min read

Climate change has different consequences for the health of women and men

The health risks men and women are exposed to and the illnesses they develop vary widely across lifetimes and places. Yet climate policy and health services often overlook these differences.

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