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Med student Ursula Gately connects the climate to the clinic

Ursula Gately, a second-year Johns Hopkins medical student, will discuss planetary health and its clinical impact at Hop Talks on April 7.
The event, held in Levering Hall, explores how environmental conditions shape health, disease risk, and access to care.
Hop Talks is a collaboration with the Johns Hopkins Institute for Planetary Health and the Center for Social Concern.
Gately's work includes Medicine for the Greater Good, linking medical students with Baltimore communities.
She founded a Medicine for the Greater Good–School of Medicine Partnership to mobilize student volunteers.
Gately leads a pilot project to refer air purifiers to patients with long-term lung problems in Baltimore.
The Corsi-Rosenthal box is cited as a low-cost solution used in Baltimore schools through the program.
Gately aims to address root causes by combining medicine with community partnerships upstream.
The Institute for Planetary Health and Johns Hopkins Nursing are involved in the planning and execution of the event.
The event promises dinner and refreshments for attendees who register in advance.

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