Diabetes in a Warming World: How Climate Change is Reshaping Metabolic Health and the Future of Chronic Disease Management

What if the climate crisis is silently fueling the diabetes epidemic? As global temperatures rise, so does the threat to our metabolic health.

Diabetes in a Warming World unpacks the urgent yet overlooked relationship between climate change and the global diabetes crisis. From worsening air quality and extreme heat to disrupted food systems and mental health stressors, this book comprehensively explores how our changing environment impacts diabetes management, prevalence, and public health outcomes.

Written for healthcare providers, public health professionals, climate advocates, and concerned readers alike, this groundbreaking book offers solutions that bridge environmental sustainability with chronic disease care. You'll learn how food security, renewable energy, and urban planning can be harnessed to build resilience in diabetes care. Through compelling case studies and research-backed analysis, Patrick Wanjiku brings clarity to the complex intersection of climate and health, showing that action is necessary and possible.

If you care about the future of health in a rapidly changing world, Diabetes in a Warming World is essential reading. Empower yourself with knowledge, advocate for change, and join the movement toward climate-resilient healthcare systems.

Buy now and discover how we can protect millions from the double burden of diabetes and climate change.