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we'll examine how global warming could impact your personal health more than your favorite cocktail or that decadent dessert that you love.

Mention global warming to your friends in the images that come to mind for many people, melting glaciers and scrawny polar bears, maybe rising seas and faraway lands. A growing number of doctors

say you should also think of the Zika virus, a child in your neighborhood gasping with asthma,

or your parent collapsing from heat stroke. In early April, the U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murty

said that climate change presents the most complex threat to public health in

U.S. history. Over the next hour, we will learn about the connection between warming temperatures

and your health from doctors joining us today at the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco.

Katrina Peters is a psychiatrist at San Francisco General Hospital, an associate clinical professor

of psychiatry at UCSF.

Robert Gould is a pathologist and president of the San Francisco chapter of Physicians for Social

Responsibility.

And Rachel Morello is a professor of environmental science, policy, and management at the UC Berkeley

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