Thrilled to be here in Stockholm for #Enbel2023 Conference on Connecting Health + Climate Change. Tomorrow I will be presenting our work on mapping bushfire risk to Australia’s hospitals! #climatehealth Harvard C-CHANGE Caleb Dresser MD MPH Neil Singh Bedi Doctors for the Environment Australia @climatehealth_

Today Dr. William J. Ripple et al released the 2023 report on the terrifying state of our #climate. It should be read by every policymaker, decisionmaker, and journalist on the planet. Here is a thread of some key takeaways. 1/n

Join this event to hear our Education & Policy Director @GaurabBasuMDMPH reflect on his time at COP28!

A #HumanRights initiative resulted in a novel policy change to increase advocacy for #incarcerated patients @ Boston Medical Center. Neil Singh Bedi Nisha Mathur Judy Wang Sondra Crosby, MD George Annas Boston University School of Public Health Ctr for Health Law, Ethics & Human Rights @TheBMC Boston U Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine Boston University buff.ly/3vGNxtH (1/2)

Honored to have been mentored by Sondra Crosby, MD and George Annas as we led this initiative to #EndUniversalShackling of our patients and bring concrete policy change to Boston Medical Center — and as we push forward, to other institutions, too! 📄⚖️⛓️🩺🥼🏥⚕️

Neil Singh Bedi finds clinicians, public health practitioners, and legislators must communicate and collaborate in matters of public health policy. Iterative assessments of policies, procedures, and laws are essential to ensure that they are not perpetuating structural inequity #AEM #EM

Happening Monday! For folks involved in global health, understanding SDoH, community engagement, post-pandemic research, action, and organizing, please check out the incredible work of one of my mentors, @Satchit_Balsari! #HumSabEk ✨

“You have to be very, very humble about how dangerous heat can be,” states Dr. Catharina Giudice, in a Harvard University Gazette article on running and extreme heat. Runners risk heat stroke if they aren't careful in the face of extreme heat. ow.ly/1iYo50SPmia

Impressed with the range of work discussed The White House #Climate #Health forum today, including launch of national heat strategy ⬇️ and efforts to improve health #equity and protect healthcare access. hhs.gov/about/news/202…

It’s been a moment since I’ve posted here, but I’m grateful and excited to announce that I will be spending the next year as a part of the community Harvard University Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health as a Harvard Kennedy School Center for Public Leadership Zuckerman Fellow! 🏥🗣️🤝🏼

Ah yes, climate justice - where the current Loss & Damages fund stands at 661 million, but the UN states an annual financial commitment of $215- $387 billion throughout this decade is needed to effectively address & mitigate the impacts of global warming in developing countriesm

Important point from my colleague Sehjal Bhargava, MD, MPH, CCFP as we’re listening in from the audience Harvard Kennedy School to the Prime Minister of Nepal coming from #ClimateWeek Harvard C-CHANGE

High yield information from Caleb Dresser MD MPH and his team Harvard C-CHANGE Harvard University Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health There will be no health equity without climate equity.

Thanks ⁦⁦Feroze Sidhwa⁩ for sharing the horrifying reality in Gaza, its time to face the reality of what we are supporting.⁩ ⁦Socially Responsible Surgery⁩ Opinion | What Doctors and Health Care Workers in Gaza Saw - The New York Times nytimes.com/interactive/20…

People are seeing impacts, and want solutions.

How can cities & health care systems work together to adapt to #ClimateChange? 🏡 Invest in healthy urban design 🏥 Turn facilities into resources during disasters 📊 Share data & more from Caleb Dresser MD MPH & Neil Singh Bedi in University of Toronto Press C40 Cities: loom.ly/rM42Q7U

A new article in JCCPE 3.2/3 from Neil Singh Bedi and Caleb Dresser MD MPH of Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health explores how the #climatecrisis threatens urban health care, and how cities and #healthsystems can help build climate resilience: bit.ly/jccpe323f Harvard Kennedy School Harvard University Harvard C-CHANGE

New research in JCCPE 3.2/3 from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health explores how health care and climate sectors can build #climateresilience. Read “Healthcare, Cities, and Climate Change: Challenges and Opportunities”: bit.ly/jccpe323f @kennedy_school Neil Singh Bedi Caleb Dresser MD MPH Harvard C-CHANGE

How can cities help health care systems grow as #resilience hubs to support climate preparedness? Read “Healthcare, Cities, and Climate Change: Challenges and Opportunities” in JCCPE 3.2/3: bit.ly/jccpe323f Neil Singh Bedi Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health Caleb Dresser MD MPH Harvard C-CHANGE

Happening tomorrow, see you there!