International Journal of Dermatology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: June 6, 2024
Abstract
The
bond
between
humans
and
dogs
is
precious
has
been
treasured
since
ancient
times.
Dog
ownership
linked
to
numerous
health
benefits,
such
as
increased
physical
activity
social
functioning
decreased
depression
cardiovascular
events.
However,
can
transmit
zoonotic
diseases
humans,
many
of
which
present
with
cutaneous
findings.
This
review
summarizes
the
dermatologic
manifestations,
transmission
routes,
diagnosis,
treatment
transmitted
by
dogs,
including
vector‐borne,
bacterial,
viral,
fungal,
parasitic
infections.
emphasizes
significance
clinicians
obtaining
a
comprehensive
exposure
history
when
patients
exhibit
rash
unknown
origin.
Such
an
approach
provide
valuable
epidemiological
clues
related
diagnosing
disease
pet
dog.
Furthermore,
identifying
dog
infection
source
subsequent
veterinary
help
prevent
recurrent
infections
in
patients.
Annals of Global Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
90(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
The
United
Nations
has
declared
that
humans
have
a
right
to
clean
air.
Despite
this,
many
deaths
and
disability-adjusted
life
years
are
attributed
air
pollution
exposure
each
year.
We
face
both
challenges
quality
opportunities
improve,
but
several
areas
need
be
addressed
with
urgency.
Public Health Challenges,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
3(3)
Published: July 21, 2024
ABSTRACT
Background
Human
populations
are
rapidly
ageing
worldwide
due
to
declining
birth
rates
and
rising
life
expectancies.
This
profound
demographic
shift
presents
complex
public
health
challenges.
Synthesizing
evidence
on
key
issues
impacting
policy
strategies
is
required
address
these
needs.
Methods
The
study
employs
narrative
literature
review
based
the
PubMed
database.
Data
have
been
extracted
challenges
its
recommended
solutions.
Results
identified
include
chronic
disease
burden,
risks
for
preventable
multi‐morbidities
co‐morbidities,
disability
dependencies,
mental
issues,
caregiving
gaps,
long‐term
care
system
deficiencies,
inequities,
healthcare
access
barriers,
end‐of‐life
needs,
financial
instability,
ageism/elder
abuse,
adverse
built
environments,
climate/disaster
threats,
social
isolation.
Evidence‐based
responses
span
interventions
in
healthcare,
services,
urban
planning,
emergency
preparedness,
economics,
technology,
anti‐ageism
advocacy
so
on.
Conclusions
Proactively
addressing
array
of
faced
by
growing
globally
requires
implementing
collaborative,
multisectoral
solutions
focused
promoting
healthy,
equitable,
socially
engaged
ageing.
Healthcare
systems,
communities,
policies
must
be
optimized
meet
needs
elderly
people
tap
into
their
strengths.
Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 13, 2025
Abstract
Objective
Although
biomedical
informatics
has
multiple
roles
to
play
in
addressing
the
climate
crisis,
collaborative
action
and
research
agendas
have
yet
be
developed.
As
a
first
step,
AMIA’s
new
Climate,
Health,
Informatics
Working
Group
held
mini-summit
entitled
Climate
health:
How
can
help?
during
AMIA
2023
Fall
Symposium
define
an
initial
set
of
areas
interest
begin
mobilizing
informaticians
confront
urgent
challenges
change.
Materials
Methods
The
(at
time,
Discussion
Forum),
International
Medical
Association
(IMIA),
Academy
Health
Sciences
(IAHSI),
Regenstrief
Institute
hosted
on
November
11,
2023,
Annual
(New
Orleans,
LA,
USA).
Using
affinity
diagramming
approach,
organizers
posed
2
questions
∼50
attendees
(40
in-person,
10
virtual).
Results
Participants
expressed
broad
array
viewpoints
actions
that
undertaken
now
needing
support
future
actions.
Areas
current
ranged
from
enhanced
education
expanded
telemedicine
assessment
community
vulnerability.
emergency
preparedness
climate-specific
clinical
coding
risk
prediction
models.
was
intended
as
step
helping
at
large
application
priorities
for
climate,
health,
informatics.
Conclusion
working
group
will
use
these
perspectives
it
seeks
further
input,
begins
establish
climate-related
research.
Environmental Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
252, P. 118803 - 118803
Published: March 31, 2024
Climate
change
is
causing
serious
damage
to
natural
and
social
systems,
as
well
having
an
impact
on
human
health.
Among
the
direct
effects
of
climate
rise
in
global
surface
temperatures
increase
frequency,
duration,
intensity
severity
heat
waves.
In
addition,
understanding
adaptation
process
exposed
population
remains
limited,
posing
a
challenge
accurately
estimating
heat-related
morbidity
mortality.
this
context,
study
seeks
establish
conceptual
framework
that
would
make
it
easier
understand
organise
knowledge
about
factors
may
influence
process.
An
inductive
approach
based
grounded
theory
was
used,
through
analysis
case
studies
connecting
concepts.
The
proposed
made
up
five
components
(climate
change,
vulnerability,
health
risks
heat,
axes
inequality
outcomes),
three
heat-adaptation
domains
(physiological,
cultural
political),
two
levels
(individual
social),
pre-existing
before
event.
application
facilitates
assistance
decision-makers
planning
implementing
effective
measures.
Recognizing
importance
addressing
problem
calls
for
political
solutions
changes.
Accordingly,
requires
multidisciplinary
foster
participation
collaboration
multiple
actors
purpose
proposing
measures
address
temperature.
Healthcare,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(9), P. 922 - 922
Published: April 29, 2024
When
we
take
into
account
how
the
boundaries
between
human,
animal,
and
environmental
health
are
inextricably
linked
increasingly
intertwined,
it
comes
as
no
surprise
that
One
Health
approach
has
assumed
an
unprecedented
level
of
importance
over
past
decade
[...]
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Nov. 5, 2024
The
revival
of
the
transmission
dynamics
mosquito-borne
diseases
grants
striking
challenges
to
public
health
intensified
by
climate
change
worldwide.
This
inclusive
review
article
examines
multidimensional
strategies
and
linked
epidemiology
such
as
malaria,
dengue,
Zika,
chikungunya,
yellow
fever.
It
delves
into
how
biology,
pathogenic
dynamics,
vector
distribution
mosquitoes
are
influenced
continuously
rising
temperatures,
modified
rainfall
patterns,
extreme
climatic
conditions.
We
also
highlighted
high
likelihood
malaria
in
Africa,
dengue
Southeast
Asia,
blowout
Aedes
North
America
Europe.
Modern
predictive
tools
developments
surveillance,
including
molecular
gears,
Geographic
Information
Systems
(GIS),
remote
sensing
have
boosted
our
capacity
predict
epidemics.
Integrated
data
management
techniques
models
based
on
conditions
provide
a
valuable
understanding
planning.
Based
recent
expert
ideas,
objective
this
is
thoughtful
existing
landscape
upcoming
directions
control
regarding
changing
climate.
determines
emerging
innovative
ensure
health.
Cell and Tissue Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
395(3), P. 313 - 326
Published: Jan. 19, 2024
Abstract
Mosquitoes
are
significant
vectors
of
various
pathogens.
Unlike
vertebrates,
insects
rely
solely
on
innate
immunity.
Hemocytes
play
a
crucial
role
in
the
cellular
part
immune
system.
The
gaseous
radical
nitric
oxide
(NO)
produced
by
hemocytes
acts
against
pathogens
and
also
functions
as
versatile
transmitter
both
nervous
systems,
utilizing
cyclic
guanosine
monophosphate
(cGMP)
second
messenger.
This
study
conducted
parallel
comparison
NO
synthase
(NOS)
expression
production
during
Escherichia
coli
K12
infection
four
vector
species:
Aedes
aegypti
,
albopictus
Culex
pipiens
molestus
quinquefasciatus
.
Increased
NOS
NADPH
diaphorase
(NADPHd)
staining
immunofluorescence
by-product
L-citrulline
were
observed
infected
mosquito
distributed
throughout
abdomens.
NADPHd
activity
citrulline
labeling
particularly
found
periostial
near
heart,
but
ventral
nerve
chord
(VNC).
Pericardial
cells
Ae.
Cx.
p.
showed
increased
immunofluorescence,
suggesting
their
involvement
response.
Oenocytes
displayed
strong
independent
status.
comparative
study,
consistent
with
findings
other
species,
suggests
widespread
phenomenon
NO’s
hemocyte
responses
E.
infection.
Found
differences
within
between
genera
highlight
importance
species-specific
investigations.
Cureus,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 25, 2025
Climate
change
has
significantly
altered
the
dynamics
of
vector-borne
infectious
diseases,
favoring
their
proliferation
and
geographic
expansion.
Factors
such
as
rising
temperatures,
frequency
extreme
weather
events,
uncontrolled
urbanization
have
increased
incidence
diseases
dengue,
Zika,
chikungunya,
malaria,
Lyme
disease,
especially
in
vulnerable
regions
with
limited
infrastructure.
This
article
presents
a
narrative
review
based
on
recent
scientific
literature
(2018-2025)
to
assess
impact
climate
vector
distribution,
co-infections,
control
strategies.
The
evidence
collected
highlights
how
changing
conditions,
combined
socioeconomic,
political,
demographic
factors,
exacerbate
public
health
crises
complicate
mitigation
efforts.
It
is
concluded
that
facing
this
challenge
requires
comprehensive
strategy
combines
environmental
management,
technological
innovation,
epidemiological
surveillance,
community
educational
programs,
promoting
coordinated
global
response
reduce
associated
risks.
Heliyon,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
11(3), P. e42455 - e42455
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
This
study
investigates
the
interactions
between
climate
change
and
human
health
with
a
particular
focus
on
Qatar,
using
DPSIR
(Driving
Forces,
Pressures,
States,
Impacts,
Responses)
framework.
Key
drivers,
including
economic
development
population
growth,
contribute
to
increased
greenhouse
gas
(GHG)
emissions,
exerting
pressure
Qatar's
through
rising
temperatures
altered
precipitation
patterns,
as
modeled
by
MIT
Regional
Climate
Model
(MRCM).
The
findings
reveal
critical
gaps
in
understanding
state
of
climate-health
interactions,
insufficient
disease
data,
incomplete
linkages,
significant
research
gaps.
These
limitations
hinder
targeted
responses
climate-sensitive
diseases,
which
have
shown
an
increase
over
years.
identifies
pathways
climatic
shifts
immediate
risks,
such
heat-related
illnesses
respiratory
conditions,
well
long-term
impacts,
chronic
diseases
mental
challenges.
Despite
efforts
national
international
strategies,
analysis
highlights
urgent
need
for
enhanced
research,
improved
data
collection,
tailored
actions
address
these
Strengthened
adaptation,
resilience-building,
emission
reduction
strategies
remain
essential
safeguarding
public
face
accelerating
change.
