Community health in a climate disaster: a One Health analysis of workforce exposure in the Eaton wildfire

By afschroeder • March 4, 2026

Martinez-Hollingworth A, Milatovich N, Scherer M, Inzunza Z, Kim L, Czerwinski M, Garza J, Kohout E, Chan GK, Eisenman DP. Community health in a climate disaster: a One Health analysis of workforce exposure in the Eaton wildfire. Front Public Health. 2026 Feb 16;14:1768565. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2026.1768565. PMID: 41778119; PMCID: PMC12950683.

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