Patient earth is sick. A large team is trying to help, including ecologists, economists, environmental activists and politicians, but physicians are mainly absent. The impact of the disruption of natural ecosystems on human population health may be profound. It is, therefore, essential for doctors to give a world diagnosis and help with the treatment.
Medicine and War
Volume 10, 1994 - Issue 2
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