Sustainable healthy diets from the lens of behavioral science: an actionable definition for designing relevant individual behavior change interventions [0.03%]
行为科学视角下的可持续健康饮食：设计相关个体行为改变干预措施的可操作性定义
Ujué Fresán,Paquito Bernard,Vera Araújo-Soares et al.
Ujué Fresán et al.
Changes in the food system are key for attaining the Sustainable Development Goals. This viewpoint i) contends that, alongside structural changes to the food production and distribution systems, the next years are decisive to foster individ...
Mental distress and climate-related coastal hazards: Evidence from national studies in Indonesia [0.03%]
印度尼西亚全国研究：精神压力与气候相关的沿海灾害证据
Mashita Fajri,Reynalda Fildzah Dessyrianti,Sujarwoto Sujarwoto et al.
Mashita Fajri et al.
Introduction: Climate change has a significant impact on mental health and psychological well-being worldwide. However, the mental health consequences of rising seas linked to climate change remain limited, particularly i...
Emerging mechanistic pathways linking heat, sleep and mental health in low-resource urban settings: Insights from Kampala and Beyond [0.03%]
高温、睡眠与精神健康之间的机制途径：来自坎帕拉的见解及其他地区
Monica H Swahn,Hakimu Sseviiri,Kelly E Murray et al.
Monica H Swahn et al.
Rising ambient temperatures linked to climate change increasingly threatens mental health, particularly in low-resource urban environments across Africa, where extreme heat can disrupt sleep, elevating risks of anxiety and depression. This ...
Integration of infectious diseases in climate governance in the Horn of Africa: A document review of climate strategies, policies, and action plans across four countries [0.03%]
东非国家气候治理中传染病的整合：四国气候战略、政策和行动规划文件回顾分析
Tessa Rose Cornell,Yusuf Abdi Hared,Clovice Kankya et al.
Tessa Rose Cornell et al.
Introduction: A range of climate-sensitive diseases are endemic to the Horn of Africa, which is increasingly vulnerable to climate extremes. Global health agencies recognise the need to abandon siloed approaches to climat...
Comparing heatwave experiences, behaviors, and risk perceptions across high-risk populations in the Netherlands: A cross-sectional survey study [0.03%]
荷兰高危人群热浪体验、行为和风险感知的比较：横断面调查研究
Eline van de Kamp,Francine Schneider,Hein Daanen et al.
Eline van de Kamp et al.
Introduction: Heatwaves are a growing public health concern in the Netherlands, particularly for high-risk populations. To reduce heat-related health risks and increase the adoption of protective behaviors, more insight i...
Enablers and barriers for climate resilient health systems: Lessons from a qualitative study in Nepal [0.03%]
尼泊尔气候适应型卫生体系启用因素及障碍定性研究的经验教训
Venkat S Reddy,Helen Ross,Yibeltal Alemu
Venkat S Reddy
Background: Climate change poses escalating threats to health systems, particularly in low-resource settings like Nepal, where extreme weather events and chronic stressors challenge service delivery. Despite Nepal's high ...
Beyond rural: A time-based measure for urban, rural, remote, and geographically isolated response [0.03%]
超越城乡分类：基于时间维度的城乡地域划分指标研究
Daryl Schaffer,Alec Bennett
Daryl Schaffer
In disaster doctrine, urban and rural definitions are typically based on population size and distance (kilometers or miles) from urban, road-accessible locations. Associated guidelines and assumptions are challenging to apply for islands an...
Driving cities to transformative climate change actions: The climate-health risk management project (CHARISMA) in India [0.03%]
驱动城市向气候变化转型行动：印度的气候健康风险管理项目(CHARISMA)
Bejo Jacob Raju,Raf Theunissen,Jente Broeckx et al.
Bejo Jacob Raju et al.
Introduction: Rising vulnerability to heat waves and infectious diseases due to climate change necessitates urgent action in cities. Effectiveness of urban policies, tactfulness of city planning, infrastructure developmen...
The role of sensors for building individual climate resilience and mitigating the impact on health services from extreme weather events such as heatwaves: A perspective review [0.03%]
关于传感器在构建个体气候韧性中的作用以及缓解极端天气事件（如热浪）对健康服务影响的视角综述
Jessica Rahman,Lucinda Jones,Alana Delaforce et al.
Jessica Rahman et al.
Climate change poses significant risks to human health, with increasing temperatures and extreme weather events linked to rising rates of heat-related illnesses, respiratory diseases, injuries, and even rising mortality. This review explore...
Assessing temporal causal effects of climate on dengue incidence in Peninsular Malaysia [0.03%]
评估气候对马来西亚半岛登革热发病率的临时因果效应
Muhammad Aswad Alias,Shazelin Alipitchay,Muhammad Abdul Basit Ahmad Tajudin et al.
Muhammad Aswad Alias et al.
Background: Climatic factors such as temperature, humidity, and rainfall significantly influence dengue transmission. However, their lagged and immediate effects on dengue incidence in Peninsular Malaysia remain poorly un...