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A Multinational Consortium to Reduce Extreme Weather-Related Diarrheal Disease Burdens and Improve Community Resilience to Climate Change.

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A multinational consortium created to perform comparative analyses of diarrheal disease risk associated with extreme weather events in order to develop a transferable solution — S2S early warnings for diarrheal disease — to reduce extreme weather-related diarrheal disease burdens and improve community resilience to climate change.

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Members of AWARD-APR team attending 3rd International Forum on Climate Change and Health Response, Guangzhou, China

Members of AWARD-APR, during side meeting at the 3rd International Forum on Climate Change and Health Response, Guangzhou, China