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Extreme Events Challenge the Healthcare System to Adapt to the 'New Normal' of the Climate.

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Climate change has been impacting the world for decades, but the relationship between climate and health gained international prominence with COP28 and the recent COP30 in Brazil. With more frequent extreme events, hospitals, primary care units, and emergency services face increased demand for care due to infectious diseases, cardiorespiratory diseases, arboviruses, and the effects of extreme heat. Heat waves could increase cardiovascular death…

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Climate change has been impacting the world for decades, but the relationship between climate and health gained international prominence with COP28 and the recent COP30 in Brazil. With more frequent extreme events, hospitals, primary care units, and emergency services face increased demand for care due to infectious diseases, cardiorespiratory diseases, arboviruses, and the effects of extreme heat. Heat waves could increase cardiovascular death…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Globo broke the news in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Tuesday, June 30, 2026.
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