Climate change poses complex challenges to public health, influencing disease patterns, food security, and access to clean water. This book examines the multifaceted relationship between climate change and health, focusing on emerging health risks, vulnerable populations, and strategies for adaptation and mitigation. It provides insights into the role of healthcare professionals and policymakers in addressing these pressing global issues, making it an essential guide for public health advocates and researchers.
Olivia Mason is a distinguished dermatologist specializing in the effects of climate change on public health, with a focus on skin health. Her research investigates how rising temperatures, increased UV exposure, and changing environmental conditions contribute to various dermatological issues, including heat-related skin disorders and exacerbation of existing skin conditions. Olivia has authored numerous studies on adaptive strategies and public health initiatives to mitigate the skin health impacts of climate change. She has developed comprehensive guidelines that help clinicians address and manage climate-related dermatological challenges.