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Addressing the Health Effects of Climate Change: an Approach Based on Evidence and Ethics

机译：解决气候变化的健康影响：一种基于证据和道德的方法

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It is ironic that climate change, an issue cited by experts as our greatest global health threat, [1] has received relatively little attention in the health professions. In their editorial in this issue of the journal, Coverdale and colleagues lay out the evidence that climate change will have a substantial effect on human health, including significant consequences for mental health [2]. On the basis of this body of scientific evidence, the authors have called the community of psychiatrists to action and underlined the obligation of our profession to address the threat of climate change to mental health.
机译：讽刺意味着气候变化，专家引用的问题是我们最大的全球健康威胁，[1]在卫生职业中受到相对较少的关注。 在他们这个问题上的社论中，封面代尔和同事阐述了气候变化对人类健康产生重大影响的证据，包括对心理健康的重大后果[2]。 在这一体系的科学证据的基础上，作者称为精神科医生的社区，并强调了我们专业的义务来解决气候变化对心理健康的威胁。

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