We are excited to introduce you to the winners of our 2022 Healthline Stronger Scholarship! 💪🎓 This year, we partnered with @nature_org to award four $5,000 scholarships to undergraduate and graduate students committed to addressing the challenges climate change can have on our health. ☝️ Head to our link in bio to learn more about these scholars!⁠ ⁠ 🌎 Immanuel Bissell is studying earth science at Yale University (@yale) with plans to attend medical school after college. “Reenvisioning healthcare means breaking down barriers between disciplines, such as medicine, earth science, or politics. We need to take an interdisciplinary approach and expand our view of what it means to care for a person.”⁠ ⁠ 🌎 Peter Pham is studying environmental science and healthcare at the University of Califonia, Berkeley (@ucberkeleyofficial). He plans to be a doctor and public servant after graduating. “The connection between climate change and health is important to me because it hits close to home. Not only are they fascinating topics, these two issues are part of humanity’s most pressing existential challenges: the pandemic and the climate crisis. I’ve seen my home state of California experience increasingly violent fires every year.”⁠ ⁠ 🌎 Daniel Samano is pursuing an M.S. in climate and health at the University of Miami (@univmiami) after earning his Masters in public health and becoming a medical doctor. “No matter how many titles or degrees someone can get, the best rewards in life come from being able to save lives and make a positive impact on the community. My ultimate goal is to continue building the bridge between clinical medicine, climate and health, and public health.”⁠ ⁠ 🌎 Rodrigo Bravo is beginning graduate school at Yale University (@yale) where he is seeking a Master's in Healthcare Administration to launch a consultancy to help healthcare centers incorporate integrative medicine. “To inspire the next era of medicine, we’ll need to educate people on what it means to include planetary, transpersonal, and emotional well-being in healthcare. We’ll also need to influence policy decisions and incorporate these ideas into modern healthcare.”⁠