Article by Dr Susanne Saha in: aesthetic dermatology & cosmetology | issue 2/2025
The healthcare sector is facing a rapidly changing environment. The global rise in temperature caused by climate change is leading to an intensification of weather events that have a significant impact on dermatological diseases. Proactive, preventive measures are required to adapt to the consequences of climate change.
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