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The health costs of climate change

This is a critical moment for redefining how governments approach health and climate change adaptation, and to respond effectively, Canadian policy-makers will have to expand their focus beyond public health and health care to also address the social and economic root causes of poor health and health inequity.

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BY DYLAN CLARK AND RYAN NESS
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