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.
Scientists say the vanishing permafrost in the Arctic has the potential to unleash viruses and bacteria that have been dormant for tens or even hundreds of thousands of years.
According to a new study, ecological degradation due to climate change and unethical marketing practices puts every child's future at risk.
According to a new study published in the Journal of European Society of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases has revealed that climate change is driving the increase in vector-borne diseases.
According to a new study, changing climate and increased pollen count have worsened the allergy season.
You must be aware of the fact that weak immunity makes you susceptible to allergies and diseases. Now, as per the findings of a new study, climate change can weaken your immunity. So, here are few natural solutions to help you strengthen your immune system.
Research shows that rising temperatures as a result of climate change are already exposing us to an unacceptably high health risk and warns, for the first time, that older people in Europe and the East Mediterranean are particularly vulnerable to extremes of heat, markedly higher than in Africa and SE Asia.
According to the reports of New Delhi-based climate research group, Climate Trends, People exposed to natural hazards in low income regions are seven times more likely to die compared to equivalent populations in high income regions.
The rapidly rising climate change is a potential threat to the ecosystems and is feared by people for it is leading to disastrous natural disasters globally. Climatic change is proving to be a huge threat to human health globally.
A new study published in the Climate Policy has suggested eating less meat to help meeting climate targets.
According to scientists said, in cold climates, people are more likely to consume alcohol, and this habit can lead to the development of alcoholism.
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.
Scientists say the vanishing permafrost in the Arctic has the potential to unleash viruses and bacteria that have been dormant for tens or even hundreds of thousands of years.
According to a new study, ecological degradation due to climate change and unethical marketing practices puts every child's future at risk.
According to a new study published in the Journal of European Society of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases has revealed that climate change is driving the increase in vector-borne diseases.
According to a new study, changing climate and increased pollen count have worsened the allergy season.
You must be aware of the fact that weak immunity makes you susceptible to allergies and diseases. Now, as per the findings of a new study, climate change can weaken your immunity. So, here are few natural solutions to help you strengthen your immune system.
Research shows that rising temperatures as a result of climate change are already exposing us to an unacceptably high health risk and warns, for the first time, that older people in Europe and the East Mediterranean are particularly vulnerable to extremes of heat, markedly higher than in Africa and SE Asia.
According to the reports of New Delhi-based climate research group, Climate Trends, People exposed to natural hazards in low income regions are seven times more likely to die compared to equivalent populations in high income regions.
The rapidly rising climate change is a potential threat to the ecosystems and is feared by people for it is leading to disastrous natural disasters globally. Climatic change is proving to be a huge threat to human health globally.
A new study published in the Climate Policy has suggested eating less meat to help meeting climate targets.
According to scientists said, in cold climates, people are more likely to consume alcohol, and this habit can lead to the development of alcoholism.
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.
