The incidence and costs of kidney diseases from communicable and non-communicable causes is already on the rise and expected to continue to increase globally — especially in low and middle-income countries. Many pathophysiologic processes which contribute to kidney disease are influenced by climate change. Action now is crucial to minimize the health impacts on the most vulnerable patients, while simultaneously reducing economic and health system impacts. Join us to examine the situation of climate change and kidney health in the Caribbean and Central America and discuss priorities for action.
- Kidney Disease and Climate Change in the Caribbean ( Download)
- Climate Action and Non-Communicable Disease in the Caribbean ( Download)
- Caribbean Medical TV S2E6 Kidney Disease & Function ( Download)
- Climate and Cardiovascular Disease in the Caribbean ( Download)
- Climate Change and Cancer in the Caribbean ( Download)
- Your Body And You - World Kidney Day ( Download)
- Session 4: Temperature Related Illness and Mortality ( Download)
- Occupational Health in the Climate Crisis ( Download)
- Climate Change for the Health Professional: April 6, 2022 ( Download)
- Social Vulnerability and Public Health ( Download)
- REVEALED! What You Should Know About Kidney Diseases | Dr Rotimi Badero ( Download)
- Global Events Impacting Kidney Patient Care – Lessons for the Future ( Download)
- The climate crisis is a health and humanitarian crisis ( Download)
- Toronto Central Health Presents Kidney Disease & Kidney Failure ( Download)
- Climate Change & the Impact on our Health - Your Health Your Choice ( Download)
