论文信息 - The climate or kidney care: which one should we change?

The climate or kidney care: which one should we change?

Andrew Connor's article provides a simple explanation of climate change and outlines how and why renal medicine has been among the first specialties to begin to pursue the necessary changes in infrastructure and practice to develop more sustainable healthcare.

A. Connor

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