The changing climate could impact disease outbreaks, prompting the creation of the Climate Amplified Disease and Epidemics (CLIMADE) consortium. Over 100 scientists from public health agencies, academia and industry will use data science to predict disease outbreaks and provide medical resources and rapid surveillance testing to affected areas. Abbott will support the project through the Abbott Pandemic Defense Coalition, providing viral sequencing and diagnostic testing data. The project will start in Africa before expanding globally.
Climate change is one of the most pressing global issues facing us today. With rising temperatures and changing weather patterns, the impact on the environment and ecosystems is significant. While many are aware of the damage it can cause to our planet, not many know about the consequences it can have on our health. The … Read more