Professor Sir Michael Marmot says people foregoing heating because of the energy crisis will also mean young people’s brain development could be damaged
I’m Paul Hutton with news of a warning that unheated homes could cause a wave of disease in young lungs this winter. University College London’s Institute of Health Equity Professor Sir Michael Marmot has told the Daily Telegraph that people foregoing heating because of the energy crisis will also mean young people’s brain development could be damaged in a way that could amount to “a significant humanitarian crisis”. In the interview he says government financial support to protect health and well-being is necessary. For more care news stay with us here at Care Radio.
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