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Climate Change Linked to Skin Disease Changes Worldwide
Original: Climate Change Linked to Skin Disease Changes Worldwide: EADV 2026
New findings presented ahead of the EADV 2026 congress link climate change to shifts in skin disease patterns worldwide. Rising temperatures, increased UV exposure, and changing humidity are being associated with growing rates of skin cancer, eczema flare-ups, and the spread of tropical dermatological conditions to new regions. Dermatologists say the findings add to mounting evidence that global warming is affecting human health directly, and are calling for greater awareness and preparedness among skin health services.
Why now: New research presented at a major dermatology congress connects climate change to changes in skin disease, drawing attention to the health impacts of global warming.
EADVEuropean Academy of Dermatology and Venereologyclimate change
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- Climate Change Linked to Skin Disease Changes Worldwide: EADV 2026 · European Medical Journal
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