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EPISODE · Nov 26, 2024 · 4 MIN

799: Climate Change & Health Equity Partners, ASTHO's Alzheimer's Work

from Public Health Review Morning Edition · host ASTHO

Linda Helland, Manager of the Climate Change and Health Equity Branch in the Office of Health Equity at the California Department of Public Health, tells us how the California Department of Public Health is working to incorporate health equity into climate work; Tyrone Bethune, ASTHO Senior Analyst for Health Improvement and Healthy Aging, discusses support ASTHO provides for Alzheimer's; ASTHO has a resource on the legal requirements for state funding core public health services; and Patrick Allen, Secretary of the New Mexico Department of Health, shares thanks for public health. ASTHO Report: Integrating Environmental Justice and Health Equity into Statewide Climate Planning California Department of Public Health Webpage: Climate Change and Health Equity ASTHO Web Page: Healthy Aging and Brain Health ASTHO Web Page: Needs Assessment Toolkit for Dementia, Cognitive Health and Caregiving ASTHO Web Page: State Funding Requirements for Core Public Health Services in Local Health Agencies – A Legal Overview

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