Community-Engaged Climate Change Solutions: Exposure Science and Intervention Research @UCSFDepartmentofMedicine
Community-Engaged Climate Change Solutions: Exposure Science and Intervention Research  @UCSFDepartmentofMedicine
Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Extreme weather and changing patterns of infectious diseases are occurring due to climate change, to increasingly devastating effect. In this Grand Rounds, you will learn about the myriad impacts of climate change on health from two of our own UCSF climate change experts. We’ll also discuss strategies to collaborate with communities to mitigate these impacts.

Speakers:
Gina Solomon, MD, MPH
Matthew Gribble, PhD

Program
Bob Wachter: Introduction
2:27-27:09 — Gina Solomon, MD, MPH
27:09-46:41 — Matthew Gribble, PhD
46:41-1:01:07 — Q&A

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