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Tracking Progress on Health and Climate Change 2018
Avatar photo Miguel Aguirre November 29, 2018
The 2018 report of The Lancet Countdown: ‘Tracking Progress on Health and Climate Change’ shows concerning trends in health risks from heat and heatwaves, infectious diseases, and declining food security.
 
Access to the reviews in English, French, Spanish and Mandarin. To download the complete report, infographics and other communication and policy resources access to the official page.

The Lancet Countdown

Lancet Countdown

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