In a 2008 presentation, Dunn stated «I assert that warm is good for human health and that global warming, even the most extreme estimates, will not create heat illness or death increases and certainly no changes that are more important than
the basic public health measures of vector control, water, nutrition, sewage and water quality, and housing quality.»
The announcement comes amid a debate over the use of experimental drugs in the outbreak: a leading epidemiologist hopes the announcement will shift international focus toward relying on
basic public health measures to control the disease.
Not exact matches
Without adaptation
measures (e.g. extending
basic public health services), climate change will exacerbate future
health risks, owing to population growth rates and existing vulnerabilities in
health, water, sanitation and waste collection systems, nutrition, pollution, and food production in poor regions (medium confidence).