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DESCRIPTION:Event Description: As climate-related disasters\, extreme heat
 \, and shifting disease patterns increasingly strain our health systems\,
  understanding how to build adaptive\, equitable responses is more urgent
  than ever. This discussion will explore how research\, governance\, and 
 community action can together bolster public health resilience in the fac
 e of climate change. Speaker Bios: • Anita Chandra is the Distinguished C
 hair in American Social Policy and Senior Principal Policy Researcher at 
 RAND\, and Professor of Policy Analysis at RAND School of Public Policy. 
 Dr. Chandra leads research on community health\, resilience\, and civic w
 ell-being\, with a focus on how societies can adapt to and recover from s
 ystemic challenges such as climate change and disasters. Her work has inf
 ormed federal and local strategies for public health preparedness and equ
 ity. She received her Dr.P.H. from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Publ
 ic Health. • Kai Chen is an Associate Professor of Epidemiology for Yale 
 School of Public Health\, Co-Faculty Director for Yale Center on Climate 
 Change and Health\, and Affiliated Faculty for Yale Institute for Global 
 Health. Dr. Chen’s research examines the health impacts of climate change
  and air pollution\, particularly on vulnerable populations. His work use
 s advanced data analytics to assess exposure risks and develop policies t
 hat mitigate climate-related health burdens globally. He received his Ph.
 D. in Environmental Science and Engineering from Nanjing University. Part
 ners: Yale Kimball Smith Series\, Yale Department of Physics\, Wright Lab
 \, Yale School of Public Health\n\nSpeakers:\nKai Chen\; Anita Chandra\n\
 nAdmission:\nFree\n\nFood:\nCoffee\, Tea\n\nDetails URL:\nhttps://medicin
 e.yale.edu/event/strengthening-public-health-amidst-climate-change-risks/
 \n
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LOCATION:Sloane Physics Lab\, 59\, 217 Prospect Street\, New Haven\, CT\, 
 United States
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STATUS:Confirmed
SUMMARY:Strengthening Public Health Amidst Climate Change Risks
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