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期刊名:The journal of climate change and health

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Clara Kühner,Hannes Zacher Clara Kühner
Background: As climate change increasingly threatens human health and well-being, a growing number of individuals experience climate change anxiety. Whereas the role of certain personal characteristics, such as environmen...
Al Jamal Mustafa Shindaini Al Jamal Mustafa Shindaini
Background: Bangladesh's coastal communities are considered one of the most climate-vulnerable populations in the world, since they are regularly exposed to natural calamities, tidal waves, and saline incursion, which dir...
Joanna Orr,Daniel Mark Blake,Michael Higlett et al. Joanna Orr et al.
Background: Climate change is increasing the likelihood of health impacts from hot weather. Heat-Health Alerts (HHAs) are issued in England if high temperatures are expected to pose a health risk to some or all of the pop...
Lucija Furman,Matej Vinko,Simona Perčič et al. Lucija Furman et al.
Introduction: Climate anxiety is a growing concern, especially for young people. However, varied definitions and measurement approaches complicate understanding its scope, leading to inconsistent prevalence estimates. Thi...
Anne C Pisor,Deepti Singh,Dalmas Ochieng&#x; Omia et al. Anne C Pisor et al.
Introduction: Climate events like drought adversely affect the health and livelihoods of mobile or migrant communities. Individuals take various actions to reduce these risks - but how does climate adaptation in one domai...
Siaa Girotra,Shani S Thankachen,Niveditha Devasenapathy et al. Siaa Girotra et al.
Introduction: Reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from human activities is essential to combat climate change. The healthcare sector contributes to global emissions, and clinical trials play a crucial role in informin...
Tisha Joseph Holmes,Meaghan McSorley,Carol Jeffers et al. Tisha Joseph Holmes et al.
Introduction: During 2014-2020, the Florida Department of Health in Sarasota County (DOH-Sarasota) developed a program to prepare for weather-related disaster impacts on the county's Access and Functional Needs (AFN) popu...
Maxwell Green,Kenneth A Katz,Markus D Boos et al. Maxwell Green et al.
Introduction: With critical health, equity and care delivery implications, advocacy around both climate impacts and Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer/Questioning (LGBTQ+) health is of growing importance among...
Nancy Cardona-Cordero,Amarilis Bolaños,Liliana Castro-Jiménez et al. Nancy Cardona-Cordero et al.
Introduction: Extreme weather poses threats to human health. Island communities are especially at risk of compounding disasters. This study assessed the prevalence of post-hurricane-related flooding and essential services...
Brandon X Lum,Rebecca Y Lee,Clarence T Peck et al. Brandon X Lum et al.
Introduction: Healthcare systems worldwide contribute significantly to global carbon emissions whilst facing increasing workloads from ageing populations. This creates a challenge of delivering more care while reducing en...