Malaria cases in the United States are increasing and Lyme Disease cases are appearing as far west as Michigan. Is climate change to blame or are there other factors at play?  With insights from U.T. Austin pediatric infectious disease specialist Dr. Nael Mhaissen, we don a pair of nitrile gloves and get up and close with […]

Malaria cases in the United States are increasing and Lyme Disease cases are appearing as far west as Michigan. Is climate change to blame or are there other factors at play? With insights from U.T. Austin pediatric infectious disease specialist Dr. Nael Mhaissen, we don a pair of nitrile gloves and get up and close with […]

Malaria cases in the United States are increasing and Lyme Disease cases are appearing as far west as Michigan. Is climate change to blame or are there other factors at play?&nbsp; With insights from U.T. Austin pediatric infectious disease specialist Dr. Nael Mhaissen, we don&nbsp;a pair of nitrile gloves and get up and close with […]

Episode 4: Climate Change and Infectious Disease

The global climate is changing, altering established patterns of disease and health. As young people inherit a new world, how should today's pediatricians prepare to practice in tomorrow's climate? Feeling ill-equipped to answer this question, one pediatrician went searching for answers. This podcast is a compilation of that work, designed as part of a novel curriculum to help pediatric residents explore the interactions between climate change and child health. Join Dr. Sophia Gauthier and her colleague, Dr. Graham Aufricht, as they explore their practice through the lens of Clinicians, Kids, and a Changing Climate.

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Episode 4: Climate Change and Infectious Disease

Episode 4: Climate Change and Infectious Disease