A New Climate-Health Conference Puts Heat and Dust at the Core of Future Clinics

A specialized international meeting directly tied climate-change evidence to respiratory and heat patterns, urging health networks to prepare early.

Participants launched emergency protocols for dust seasons and storm surges in hospitals.

Aggregated heat maps show expanding short heatwaves in previously unrecorded zones.

Medicine began reading weather before files, a pivot that will shape health infrastructure for decades.