Author:
Martins Russell Seth,Poulikidis Kostantinos,Razi Syed Shahzad,Latif M. Jawad,Tafuri Kyle,Bhora Faiz Y.
Abstract
AbstractClimate change has far-reaching repercussions for surgical healthcare in low- and middle-income countries. Natural disasters cause injuries and infrastructural damage, while air pollution and global warming may increase surgical disease and predispose to worse outcomes. Socioeconomic ramifications further strain healthcare systems, highlighting the need for integrated climate and healthcare policies.
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
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