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January 24, 2008BMJOpen Access

Global environmental change and health: impacts, inequalities, and the health sector

Anthony J. McMichael Sharon Friel Anthony Nyong Carlos Corvalán

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Human pressures on the environment are damaging the world’s biophysical and ecological systems. A J McMichael and colleagues discuss the resulting unequal effects on health and set out strategies to help prevent and lessen the harm

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