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" The health risks posed by climate change will be the focus of a conference beginning today (March 10th) in Parma, Italy. Representatives from across Europe will meet at the conference and discuss ways to tackle the problem. Scientists have warned that heat-waves will bring about an increase in heat-related deaths, while air pollution could lead to a rise in respiratory problems and allergies. Gillian Merron, England&amp;#039;s public health minister, said that the conference would &amp;#039;highlight the risk global warming poses to the health of our communities&amp;#039;. The minister said that progress is being made, but that that more needs to be done. &amp;#039;Moves to improve public health can help tackle climate change,&amp;#039; she claimed. &amp;#039;The government&amp;#039;s Change4Life movement, which is focused on fighting obesity, also improves the environment by encouraging people to walk and cycle more.&amp;#039; Running from March 10th to 12th, the Fifth Ministerial Conference on Environment and Health will be attended by over 800 participants, including ministers, European Commission representatives, scientists and youth delegates. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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