Idaho Clinicians for Climate and Health
A healthier future for Idaho
Climate change is among the greatest threats to human health. We are health professionals dedicated to a more sustainable future and healthier world.
Latest News on Climate and Health
From toxic algae to wildfire smoke, doctors examine climate-related health risks
Doctors gathered in Boise on Wednesday focusing on another part of the conversation: what these conditions can mean for human health.
'The answer is in the air': ER doctor links infant's hospitalization to wildfire smoke
"I had a patient yesterday that was seven weeks old," said Dr. Ethan Sims, emergency physician and executive director of Idaho Clinicians for Climate and Health.
Wildfire smoke is now the primary pollutant affecting pregnancy, study shows
Study includes data from about 64.5 million pregnancies between 2003 and 2019, covering more than 2,800 counties in 48 states
Why You Should Check the Air Quality Index Before Exercising Outdoors
Keeping an eye on this will help you maximize your performance when training outdoors
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ICCH is for Idaho healthcare workers across all specialities and professions.
Respiratory therapists, physicians, nurse practitioners, speech and language professionals, physical therapists, nurses, physician assistants, pharmacists, registered dietitians, public health workers…all are encouraged to join!
ICCH is a diverse and motivated community of members identifying key climate problems and implementing solutions.
Contributions directly support education programs, sustainability efforts, policy and advocacy for cleaner environments.
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