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15 Jun 2014 06:00
(Terry Collins Assoc) Under a new mandate, UN University's Malaysia-based International Institute for Global Health will advance integrative thinking about the health of people and planetary systems. It will advance insight into the health risks of global change -- symptomized by climate change, urbanization, biodiversity loss -- and the co-benefits for health of environmental action and smart urban development.A new study in Uganda, for example, shows under-18s most vulnerable to cholera, typho...
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