“Interventions to protect, preserve and promote population health will differ from what was effective in the past.”

CHanGE works on the forefront of understanding and managing these threats. One of the few university research centers of its kind, the center is a partnership between the Departments of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences and of Global Health, bridging the Schools of Public Health and Medicine.

Since the center began in 2014, projects have included measuring the human health consequences of climate change, improving resilience of individuals and communities to environmental shocks, and working with governments to lessen the likely impacts on population health. CHanGE also works to clarify the health benefits of efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, such as reducing air pollution from coal-fired power plants or increasing biking andWatermark has photos from the Santa Speedo Run in Ybor City, Florida on 12/14:

Men and women in skimpy attire returned to Ybor Citys Centennial Park for The Santa Speedo Run and Mrs. Claus in Bras on Dec. 14. This is the fifth year for the event and the contingent of runners was slightly larger than last year. The new female-directed aspect of the charity run brought out some new, more feminine faces this year.

The scene has become increasingly common at the Honey Pot, a nightclub along the Seventh Avenue strip. More than three years after opening as a Las Vegas-style burlesque bar, the club has evolved into a hot spot for major drag queen pageants.

“We are very quickly becoming regarded around the nation as a home for the