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Climate Change Linked to Worsening Skin Disease in 42% of Countries
Original: Climate Change Tied to Skin Disease Worsening in 42% of Countries
A new report finds climate change is tied to the worsening of skin diseases in 42% of countries worldwide. Rising temperatures, increased UV exposure, pollution and humidity shifts are among the environmental factors being linked to a growing burden of dermatological conditions. Health commentators say the findings add to mounting evidence that climate change is harming human health, not just the environment, and are calling for more research and adaptation in healthcare systems.
Why now: New research connecting climate change to deteriorating skin health is drawing attention amid growing concern about climate impacts on public health.
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