Search results for "Climate Change"
‘Facts are stubborn things' and are needed more than ever
Yet President Trump and his nominees to head the Environmental Protection Agency and State Department are climate change skeptics. ... Republicans consider climate change to be a very serious problem compared to 68% of Democrats.
March 2017
Menopause, hormone replacement, and mortality: a research reality check
DeGrasse Tyson, addressing the topic of climate change for CNN. ... What is true of climate science is true of science in general- with particularly urgent implications for menopause and nutrition, among crucial public health topics we seem so adept at
October 2020
Bad information for a social disease
The filter-free broadcasting of misinformation about climate change and the fate of the planet propagates a volume of noise in which even the global consensus of experts is invited to
October 2020
Vitamin D supplementation: of scandal, sunlight, and skin in the game
In other words, Gore advocated for responses to climate change not to make money, but from deep conviction. ... We can help amplify your message with money; you don't need to change what you were already saying.
October 2020
Former EVP/CEO reflects on his tenure at the College
The other timely issue that we're very much interested in is climate change. ... One might think, ‘Why should a membership organization like ACP become involved with climate change?’ Well, the long-term impact on health, both for individual and
November 2016
Saturated fat: weighed, measured, and found wanting
divert their eyes from the proof of climate change and our complicity in it, or of evolution.
October 2020
Diet for a hungry, fat, dry, wet, hot, sick planet
My hopes in this area were richly fulfilled, as leading experts from around the world gave illuminating talks on chronic disease, emerging infections, climate change, water supply, biodiversity, soil quality, sustainable ... We are, alas, very late to
October 2020
Allergies are on the rise, but so are treatments
On the other end of the hypothetical spectrum, pollen may be more widespread because of climate change. ... Because of climate change, pollen stays in the air for a longer period of time in the summer and fall.
May 2016
Health: 1 measure to rule them all
but globally: climate change. ... That will certainly change. But even now, when we acknowledge that there is no true vitality, and thus no true vigevity, absent hope and confidence in the future, we have cause
October 2020
After the election, a time for reflection
We must do everything possible to prevent a rollback of the commitments made by the United States and other countries to combat global climate change. ... Toward this end, I have been lecturing nationally and internationally on the health impact of
January 2017