Events
Chronic Health Impacts of Extreme Heat: Weaker Hearts, Kidney Disease, Poor Sleep
Sarah Young, MD on how climate change poses a significant public health threat, with a particular focus on the vulnerabilities of patients with kidney disease.
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Texas PSR’s strategy for achieving positive change is to provide a conduit for the medical community to educate and inform the public and lawmakers about potential threats to public health through education, analysis, and expert testimony on key issues such as climate change, food systems, toxics, and nuclear weapons.
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Recent News
February E-News
PFAS CME Webinar; Upcoming Local Events; Nursing Award Opportunity; Doomsday Clock Reset
Texas PSR Submits Comments on Extreme Heat
Texas PSR submitted comments in support of the proposed rule “Heat Injury and Illness Prevention in Outdoor and Indoor Work Settings” signed by 52 Texas health professionals and students who care deeply about protecting the health and safety of workers across our state.
January E-News
Urge the Biden Admin to Reject LNG; Peds Enviro Health Grand Rounds Thursday; New Webinars & More!