Climate Change, Skin, and Health Equity: Expanding the Role of the Dermatologist

Andrea Malgesini; Gianluca Nazzaro

doi:10.1111/ijd.70624

August 13, 2026International Journal of Dermatology

Climate Change, Skin, and Health Equity: Expanding the Role of the Dermatologist

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To examine the impact of climate change on skin health and evaluate the role of dermatologists in addressing health equity disparities related to environmental change.
Expert commentary and narrative review assessing the clinical and systemic intersection of climate change, skin diseases, and health equity.
Theoretical framework analysis without generation or analysis of empirical datasets.
Highlights the critical need for dermatologists to understand and mitigate climate-driven skin health risks.
Emphasizes the disproportionate burden of climate-related dermatologic conditions on marginalized populations and underscores the clinician's role in advancing equity.

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Expert perspective explores the intersection of climate change and health equity in dermatologic care, highlighting the expanding role of clinicians in environmental health.

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