Abstract
Q&A with Nicholas Ogden, an expert on vector-borne diseases and the Director of the Public Health Risk Sciences Division.
Highlights
Advice I’d give to any researcher: always rections that intersect with toxicology, I’m interested in understart with a really good question
The intersection of environmenimpacts of real-world environmental start thinking about the tools you want tal and urban health is an important area
Understanding what health looks like for the urban poor and how environmental factors contribute to health inequalities is an important research area, since cities are growing and inequalities are policies
Summary
Climate change has been a hot topic in animals to humans the world recently I am not a climate change researcher myself, but I do work closely diseases and the Director of the Public Health Risk with climate modelers who are look- Sciences Division. Nicholas Ogden is a senior research scientist and the Director of the Public Health risks. His team undertakes ecological and epidemiological studies, conducts systematic reviews and meta-analyses, potential climate impacts of air pollu-. Risk Sciences Division for and uses genome sequencing to untion and the potential climate benefits the Public Health Agency of Canada derstand pathogens and their ecology. Université de Montréal to model potential effects of climate change on the emergence of Lyme disease in Canada.
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