Mary Rice tests solutions beyond the clinic @HarvardPublicHealth
Mary Rice tests solutions beyond the clinic  @HarvardPublicHealth
Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Dr. Mary Rice hears from her asthma and COPD patients about what triggers their symptoms: extreme heat, air pollution, longer pollen seasons--all worsened by climate change. As a pulmonary physician, there's only so much she can prescribe.

As director of Harvard Chan C-CHANGE, Mary and her colleagues test solutions beyond the clinic—partnering with individuals, hospital systems, cities, and policymakers to reduce pollution, prevent disease, and help people live healthier lives.

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