TAILIEUCHUNG - Health Problems Heat Up: CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE PUBLIC’S HEALTH

Intensified government support is required to extend the Expanded Programme on Immuniza- tion (EPI), which currently protects about 80 per- cent of the children in the developing world against six major diseases at a cost of about $ billion a year. Expanding EPI coverage to 95 per- cent of all children would have a significant impact on children in poor households, who make up a disproportionately large share of those not yet reached by the EPI. Other vaccines, particularly those for hepatitis B and yellow fever, could be added to the six currently included in the EPI, as could vitamin A and iodine. | ISSUE REPORT Health Problems Heat Up CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE PUBLIC S HEALTH America s Health V Preventing Epidemics. Protecting People. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Trust for America s Health is a non-profit non-partisan organization dedicated to saving lives by PROTECTING THE HEALTH OF EVERY COMMUNITY AND WORKING TO MAKE DISEASE PREVENTION A NATIONAL PRIORITY. The Pew Environment Group is the conservation arm of the Pew Charitable Trusts a nongovernmental organization headquartered in the United States that applies a rigorous analytical approach to improving public policy informing the public and stimulating civic life. TFAH BOARD OF DIRECTORS REPORT AUTHORS Lowell Weicker Jr. President Former 3-term . Senator and Governor of Connecticut Jeffrey Levi PhD Executive Director Trust for America s Health and Associate Professor in the Department of Health Policy Cynthia M. Harris PhD DABT Vice President Director and Associate Professor Institute of Public Health Florida A M University The George Washington University School of Public Health and Health Services Serena Vinter MHS Senior Research Associate Trust for America s Health Patricia Baumann MS JD Treasurer President and CEO Bauman Foundation Daniella Gratale MA Government Relations Manager Trust for America s Health Chrissie Juliano MPP Gail Christopher DN Vice President for Health WK Kellogg Foundation Policy Development Manager Trust for America s Health Laura M. Segal MA John W. Everets Director of Public Affairs David Fleming MD Director of Public Health Seattle King County Washington Trust for America s Health PEER REVIEWERS Arthur Garson Jr. MD MPH Executive Vice President and Provost and the Robert C. Taylor Professor of Health Science and Public Policy University of Virginia TFAH thanks the reviewers for their time expertise and insights. The opinions expressed in the report do not necessarily represent the views of the individuals or the organization with which they are associated. .

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