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Climate Change Linked to Shifting Skin Disease Patterns
Original: Climate Change Linked to Skin Disease Changes Worldwide: EADV 2026
Researchers presenting at the EADV 2026 congress report that climate change is linked to changes in skin disease patterns worldwide. Rising temperatures, increased UV exposure and shifting humidity are associated with growing or migrating cases of conditions such as eczema, skin cancer and fungal infections, prompting dermatologists to call for greater awareness and adapted healthcare planning.
Why now: New findings from a major dermatology congress have just linked global warming to changing skin disease burdens.
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Evidence
- Climate Change Linked to Skin Disease Changes Worldwide: EADV 2026 · European Medical Journal
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