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Preparing for the Health Impacts of Climate Change in Midwest

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    This fact sheet was prepared by the CDC Climate and Health Program, which empowers communities to protect public health from a changing climate. Information on the health impacts of climate change is provided by the Fifth National Climate Assessment. For more information on the CDC Climate and Health Program, visit https://www.cdc.gov/climate-health/index.html, and the Fifth National Climate Assessment, visit https://nca2023.globalchange.gov/.

    CS 349210-D

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    MIDWEST_Regional_Factsheet.pdf

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    Marquette County Health Department, Michigan -- Minnesota Department of Health -- Michigan Department of Health and Human Services -- University of Illinois at Chicago School of Public Health and Illinois Department of Public Health -- Wisconsin Division of Public Health -- Calhoun County Health Department, Illinois -- Franklin County Public Health, Ohio.
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