At the first-ever health day at the UN climate summit, Canadian doctors push for action

On Health Day at the UN Climate Conference, Canadian doctors are the first to emphasize the program of the dedicated Office of Climate and Health. They report the experiences of the effects of heat and aerial fires in Canada and require immediate identification. These doctors can use COP28 to create a climate-resilient and low-carbon health system. Climate change is emphasized as a double threat to health and the need to reduce greenhouse gases and promote education in the highlighted areas.

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