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The Journal of Climate Change and Health
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ISSN 2667-2782 · Elsevier · 469 artikel di indeks
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Climate´s effect on dengue geographical distribution and scenarios from climatic change projections in Cuba: essential elements for a bioclimatic warning system
Introduction: A progressive increase in vector-borne infectious diseases is expected in the face of climate variability exacerbated by climate change. Tropical climate conditions favor the proliferation of Aedes aegypti, causing greater risk of dengue spreading. Therefore, taking action to adapt…
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A review of youth-focused climate and eco-anxiety reviews: Synthesizing implications for coping research, policy, and practice
Introduction: Given the rapidly emerging research on climate and eco-anxiety among youth and young adults (YYA), knowledge synthesis work is imperative. This study uses an umbrella review methodology to characterize conceptual and theoretical perspectives and gaps across existing reviews, and to…
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Nudging by design: calibrating climate and health interventions
Introduction: Climate and health challenges increasingly require behaviorally informed approaches that complement structural policy tools. Nudging—changes in choice architecture designed to pull or push people in certain directions—has become widely used across climate and public health domains…
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Modeling extreme heat-induced neonatal mortality and inequities in relative vulnerabilities in Ghana: distributed lag panel analysis with counterfactual risk estimation; 2008–2025
Background: Climate change increasingly threatens maternal, neonatal, and child health, yet evidence on the effect of temperature extremes on neonatal mortality in sub-Saharan Africa remains limited. This study quantified the association between maximum temperature and neonatal mortality and…
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The influence of temperature on suicidality in youth: The role of insomnia
Introduction: Suicide is the second leading cause of death among youth, with growing evidence linking higher ambient temperatures to increased suicidality – a concerning trend as global temperatures rise. Sleep disruption is a theorized mechanism, though clinical evidence is lacking. Materials and…
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Advancing nursing care for older migrants in the context of climate change: A narrative review
Background: Climate change, global migration, and population aging are converging to create unique health risks for older migrants, a group facing compounded vulnerabilities due to age, migration status, and often socioeconomic disadvantage. However, the integration of climate resilience, cultural…
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Assessing the effect of climatic factors on the childhood diarrhea burden in four districts of Nepal
Introduction: This study examines the impact of climatic factors on the burden of diarrheal disease among children under the age of five living in the Dhankuta, Morang, Surkhet, and Jajarkot districts of Nepal. Method: A time series study analyzed the monthly case counts of diarrheal disease among…
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Impacts of a changing climate and adverse weather events on individuals with spinal cord injury: a narrative review
Background: Our climate is changing, with heatwaves, wildfires and hurricanes posing increased risks for individuals with a disability such as spinal cord injury (SCI). Despite growing recognition of disability-related climate risk, the specific challenges for individuals with SCI have not been…
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Lessons from a multi-country research project on climate and health policy integration
Introduction: Climate change and public health present interlinked challenges that could be more effectively addressed through stronger integration of climate and health policies. In this case report, we reflect on the process of developing and implementing a complex, multinational climate and…
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Health system resilience: quantifying the dynamic impact of environmental shocks on health service utilization using an interrupted time series and time-series forecasting approach in Western Province, Zambia
Introduction: In low- and lower-middle-income nations, advancements toward Universal Health Coverage (UHC) are progressively jeopardized by the combined effects of acute shocks, such as floods and pandemics, alongside chronic health system stressors. This study employs a multi-model time-series…
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Irrigation of traumatic lacerations in the ED: Evidence on tap water as an alternative to Sterile Saline - A scoping review
Background: Wound irrigation in the Emergency Department is essential for preventing infection in traumatic lacerations. While sterile saline is widely considered to be the standard solution of choice, tap water may offer a safe, cost-effective, and resource-conscious alternative. Methods: We…
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Integrating climate and health: A national survey of medical societies' actions and barriers
Introduction: A growing number of clinicians and clinical leaders are acknowledging the impacts of rising carbon emissions and committing their organizations to decreasing their carbon footprint. In 2016, the Medical Society Consortium on Climate and Health (MSCCH) leveraged its national power and…
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Climate change and youth in South Korea: A gendered analysis of psychosocial and behavioral profile
Introduction: Understanding how youth perceive and respond to climate change is essential for designing effective education and engagement strategies. This study assessed the psychosocial and behavioral profiles related to climate change among Korean youth. Materials and Methods: Data from the…
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Heat-related challenges and interventions in hospitals: A future-oriented, qualitative approach to improve nurses' working conditions
Objective: This study explores organizational interventions aimed at mitigating heat-related challenges and stress for nurses in acute care settings, with a focus on adapting to the intensifying climate crisis. Method: Six trans- and interdisciplinary participants participated in the workshop. The…
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Advancing and integrating climate and health policies in Brazil: Insights from national policy stakeholders
Introduction: Climate change poses increasingly severe risks to human health, exacerbating social inequalities and placing additional pressure on the overall resilience of health systems, particularly in Brazil's Unified Health System (SUS). These intersections remain poorly explored in Brazilian…
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Examining the health impacts of climate change through electronic health records: A rapid review
Introduction: Temperature extremes, including elevated heat and cold, are important environmental determinants of health, the frequency and duration of which are increasing due to climate change. Ecological and time-series studies have established links with adverse outcomes but often lacked…
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Nurse leaders’ perspective on heat-related challenges and work-organizational interventions in inpatient care settings in Germany: A qualitative descriptive study
Background: In Germany, rising heat-related mortality and hospital admissions are posing significant challenges to healthcare systems. Nurses working in inpatient care facilities are particularly vulnerable because of heat stress. Objective: This qualitative descriptive study explores the impact of…
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Associations between extreme weather events, resource insecurities, and HIV vulnerabilities with self-reported urinary tract infection symptoms among adolescent girls and young women in Kenya
Introduction: Extreme weather events (EWEs) and resource insecurities are linked to genitourinary infections, yet this is understudied in adolescent girls and young women (AGYW). We examined associations between resource insecurities, EWE exposure, HIV vulnerability factors, and self-reported…
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Building climate-resilient, low-carbon health systems: A knowledge, attitudes and practices study with the primary healthcare workforce in Lebanon
Background: Climate change poses increasing threats to human health and health systems, particularly in low- and middle-income countries where exposure and vulnerability tend to be high and readiness to adapt tends to be low. A climate-smart health workforce - equipped to address climate-related…
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Perspective: A utilitarian approach to prioritization in climate and health research
Rapid global warming is triggering a wide range of changes to the climate, and these changes are compromising many aspects of human health and well-being. As a research community, we lack the time and resources to investigate the efficacy of every possible climate adaptation strategy for protecting…