[Comment] Beyond the narrow lens: the power of an interdisciplinary approach to climate and health research and training

15th Jan, 2026

Planetary Health

The Lancet

Over the past 15 years, there has been an increasing commitment to educate and develop the health workforce on the impacts of climate change, integrating key competencies related to climate into medical education and training.1–3 Modifications in medical training include the introduction of new core competencies such as climate change into global health curriculum.4

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