#climate change

As a result, people may be at greater risk for Rocky Mountain spotted fever and other diseases.

A study by the University of California San Francisco focuses on the global impact of climate change for major cancers.

Climate change is happening now.

Providers must plan ahead for the public health effects of climate change.

When faced with potentially lethal occurrences, here’s how to boost your chances of survival.

Most scientists agree that global warming drives climate change and that it affects not only the environment and economics, but also our physi...

Where you live and the color of your skin might place you at much greater risk of heat-related death.