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Climate Change Linked to Worsening Skin Disease Impacts
Original: Climate Change Is Already Associated with Negative Impacts on Skin Diseases
New reporting highlights that climate change is already having negative effects on skin health. Rising temperatures, increased UV exposure, humidity shifts and pollution are associated with a range of dermatological conditions, from eczema flare-ups to infections and skin cancer risk. Health experts warn these impacts will grow as warming continues, urging greater attention to dermatological consequences in climate health planning.
Why now: Growing public and scientific concern about the health effects of climate change as heat and extreme weather increase.
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