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Wildfire long-term health risks in California

Last updated: January 10, 2025 7:13 pm
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The Santa Ana winds have been fueling devastating wildfires in and around Los Angeles, causing havoc and destruction. The impact of these wildfires on health is concerning, with studies showing a range of health effects, including early deaths linked to wildfire smoke and increased childhood asthma exacerbations. The health effects are even more pronounced in communities of color, highlighting existing disparities in health outcomes.

As we grapple with the aftermath of these wildfires, new data on medical school enrollment post-Supreme Court ruling on race in admissions show a decline in students of color. This has raised concerns about the lack of diversity in medical school classes and the potential impact on the medical workforce’s ability to address racial health disparities. Advocates for equity in medicine emphasize the need for holistic admissions processes to ensure a diverse and representative medical workforce.

In a time of emerging biological threats like the H5N1 bird flu, former FDA commissioners Scott Gottlieb and Mark B. McClellan stress the importance of continued surveillance and funding for health surveillance initiatives. The lapse in funding for these programs could leave the country vulnerable to biological threats, underscoring the need for robust detection systems to protect national security.

A new study suggests a link between gender-based racism and blood pressure, particularly in postpartum women. Microaggressions experienced during healthcare interactions may contribute to higher blood pressure levels, highlighting the need for more research on how racism impacts health outcomes. Additionally, the opioid epidemic and the COVID-19 pandemic have led to an increase in orphanhood in the United States, with millions of children experiencing the loss of a primary caregiver.

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As we navigate these complex health challenges, it’s essential to stay informed and engaged. Articles on topics ranging from climate change’s impact on mental health to the connection between sleep and intrusive thoughts provide valuable insights into current health issues. By staying informed and advocating for public health measures, we can work towards a healthier and more equitable future for all.

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