Cardiovascular Health And Climate Change: How High Temperatures Increase Stroke Risk
The study underscores the complex interplay between climate change and cardiovascular health, particularly stroke incidence.
The study underscores the complex interplay between climate change and cardiovascular health, particularly stroke incidence.
Climate-led weather changes are also expected to have an impact on crop quality, thereby impacting their nutritional value. Thus, incorporating nutrition and health policies at the upcoming COP sessions is of paramount importance in fast-tracking the global progress towards accomplishing the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030.
The study establishes a clear link between rising temperatures, humidity, and extended day lengths with the spread of campylobacteriosis.
Individuals can take numerous positive steps to slow climate change and improve personal health.
Climate change is real and so is eco-anxiety, a mental state triggered by climate change.
On International Day of Women and Girls in Science, these climate champions discuss sustainable solutions that can help tackle climate change.
Climate change may be causing cholera surge on a global level, says WHO
The study looked at the effects of heat waves that affected Europe in 2019. It found a strong association between temperature and body weight, with body weight dropping as the temperature rose
As temperatures continue to rise, medical researchers have established a link between sustained heat exposure and chronic health conditions like kidney stone, stroke, etc.
Increase in the water temperature is affecting the planktons thereby leading to a serious decrease in omega-3 fatty acids.
Singapore is facing a dengue emergency as it grapples with an outbreak of the seasonal disease that has come unusually early this year. Experts say that the outbreak has been made worse by recent extreme weather.
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) reported that the range of threats posed on mental health could be from emotional distress, anxiety, depression, grief to suicidal behavior.
Our well-being is directly associated with the environment. Here are some environmental factors that can have a major influence on your health.
'Our Planet Our Health': Climate change will potentially lead to shifts in precipitation patterns, more frost-free days, warmer seasonal air temperatures, and more carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere.
Allergy sufferers could see that season last an additional 19 days before high pollen counts may subside. In addition, thanks to rising temperatures and increasing CO2 levels.
It's World Environment Day today! Contribute your bit to reduce global warming. Also, be aware of the health effects of climate change.
Environmental destruction and the subsequent climate change could increase the spread of deadly human diseases via animals, warn experts. World Environment Day is approaching, let's take a pledge to conserve biodiversity.
Called naegleria fowleri, this brain-eating amoeba is usually found in warm freshwater like rivers, ponds, lakes and springs. Infections occur when it enters the brain through the nose.
The study underscores the complex interplay between climate change and cardiovascular health, particularly stroke incidence.
Climate-led weather changes are also expected to have an impact on crop quality, thereby impacting their nutritional value. Thus, incorporating nutrition and health policies at the upcoming COP sessions is of paramount importance in fast-tracking the global progress towards accomplishing the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030.
The study establishes a clear link between rising temperatures, humidity, and extended day lengths with the spread of campylobacteriosis.
Individuals can take numerous positive steps to slow climate change and improve personal health.
Climate change is real and so is eco-anxiety, a mental state triggered by climate change.
On International Day of Women and Girls in Science, these climate champions discuss sustainable solutions that can help tackle climate change.
Climate change may be causing cholera surge on a global level, says WHO
The study looked at the effects of heat waves that affected Europe in 2019. It found a strong association between temperature and body weight, with body weight dropping as the temperature rose
As temperatures continue to rise, medical researchers have established a link between sustained heat exposure and chronic health conditions like kidney stone, stroke, etc.
Increase in the water temperature is affecting the planktons thereby leading to a serious decrease in omega-3 fatty acids.
Singapore is facing a dengue emergency as it grapples with an outbreak of the seasonal disease that has come unusually early this year. Experts say that the outbreak has been made worse by recent extreme weather.
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) reported that the range of threats posed on mental health could be from emotional distress, anxiety, depression, grief to suicidal behavior.
Our well-being is directly associated with the environment. Here are some environmental factors that can have a major influence on your health.
'Our Planet Our Health': Climate change will potentially lead to shifts in precipitation patterns, more frost-free days, warmer seasonal air temperatures, and more carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere.
Allergy sufferers could see that season last an additional 19 days before high pollen counts may subside. In addition, thanks to rising temperatures and increasing CO2 levels.
It's World Environment Day today! Contribute your bit to reduce global warming. Also, be aware of the health effects of climate change.
Environmental destruction and the subsequent climate change could increase the spread of deadly human diseases via animals, warn experts. World Environment Day is approaching, let's take a pledge to conserve biodiversity.
Called naegleria fowleri, this brain-eating amoeba is usually found in warm freshwater like rivers, ponds, lakes and springs. Infections occur when it enters the brain through the nose.
There can be more deaths because of the extreme heat.
Climate change is already affecting our health, and it's only going to get worse.