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(00:15 – Tracey Woodruff – Climate, Pollution, and Prenatal and Child Health, 09:53 – Pooja Singal – Children’s Unique Vulnerability to Climate Change, 26:23 – Anna Chodos – The Special Risks to Older Adults) We are all exposed to the consequences of climate change but some populations are more vulnerable. It can impact maternal and child health and the health of older people. Recorded on 05/19/2020. [7/2020] [Show ID: 35922]
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