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| Above: Napier to Wairoa road after Cyclone Gabrielle. Rural doctors say Waka Kohati and Te Whatu Ora need to work together to ensure the health system is responding to these changes in the roading network. PHOTO: NZDF |
Climate change is already exacerbating health disparities for isolated communities and rural Māori - and we must prepare now for future disasters, rural doctors say.
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