European Journal of Population / Revue européenne de Démographie,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
38(5), С. 1145 - 1182
Опубликована: Окт. 3, 2022
Extreme
temperatures
are
a
threat
to
public
health,
increasing
mortality
in
the
affected
population.
Moreover,
there
is
substantial
research
showing
how
age
and
gender
shape
vulnerabilities
this
environmental
risk.
However,
only
limited
knowledge
on
socioeconomic
status
(SES),
operationalized
using
educational
attainment,
stratifies
effect
of
extreme
mortality.
Here,
we
address
link
Poisson
regression
administrative
data
from
2012
2018
for
50
Spanish
Provinces
individuals
aged
above
65
matched
with
meteorological
provided
by
E-OBS
dataset.
In
line
previous
studies,
results
show
that
hot
cold
days
increase
Results
interaction
between
SES
positive
significant
exposure
heat
medium
low
level.
Conversely,
high
do
not
find
evidence
robust
association
or
cold.
We
further
investigate
local
climate
moderates
these
associations.
A
warmer
increases
risks
exposures
vice
versa
pooled
sample.
observe
mostly
driven
being
particularly
vulnerable
colder
climates
climates.
conclusion,
highlight
attainment
relevance
shaping
65.
Environmental Research,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
216, С. 114537 - 114537
Опубликована: Окт. 21, 2022
Human
health
is
linked
to
climatic
factors
in
complex
ways,
and
climate
change
can
have
profound
direct
indirect
impacts
on
the
status
of
any
given
region.
Susceptibility
modulated
by
biological,
ecological
socio-political
such
as
age,
gender,
geographic
location,
socio-economic
status,
occupation,
housing
conditions,
among
other.
In
Eastern
Mediterranean
Middle
East
(EMME),
known
affect
human
include
extreme
heat,
water
shortages
air
pollution.
Furthermore,
epidemiology
vector-borne
diseases
(VBDs)
consequences
population
displacement
are
also
influenced
this
To
inform
future
policies
for
adaptation
mitigation
measures,
based
an
extensive
review
available
knowledge,
we
recommend
several
research
priorities
These
generation
more
empirical
evidence
exposure-response
functions
involving
specific
outcomes,
development
appropriate
methodologies
evaluate
physical
psychological
effects
vulnerable
populations,
determining
how
alters
determinants
health,
improving
our
understanding
long-term
exposure
heat
stress
pollution,
evaluating
interactions
between
strategies.
Because
national
boundaries
do
not
limit
most
climate-related
expected
impact
propose
that
adaptation/mitigation
must
a
regional
scope,
therefore
require
collaborative
efforts
EMME
nations.
Policy
suggestions
decisive
region-wide
decarbonisation,
integration
environmentally
driven
morbidity
mortality
data
throughout
region,
advancing
widespread
use
affordable
technologies
production
management
drinking
non-traditional
means,
comprehensive
strategies
improve
displaced
fostering
networks
monitoring
controlling
spread
infectious
disease
vectors.
Frontiers in Public Health,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
10
Опубликована: Фев. 8, 2022
Due
to
the
continuous
rise
of
global
temperatures
and
heatwaves
worldwide
as
a
result
climate
change,
concerns
for
health
safety
working
populations
have
increased.
Workers
in
food
production
chain,
particularly
farmworkers,
are
especially
vulnerable
heat
stress
due
strenuous
nature
their
work,
which
is
performed
primarily
outdoors
under
poor
conditions.
At
cross-section
change
farmworkers'
health,
scoping
review
was
undertaken
summarize
existing
knowledge
regarding
impacts
associated
with
stress,
guide
future
research
toward
better
understanding
current
risks,
inform
policies
protect
agricultural
workers.
A
systematic
search
5
electronic
databases
gray
literature
websites
conducted
identify
relevant
published
up
until
December
2021.
total
9045
records
were
retrieved
from
searches,
92
articles
included
final
review.
The
majority
reviewed
focused
on
heat-related
illnesses
(
BMJ,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
unknown, С. n2293 - n2293
Опубликована: Окт. 6, 2021
Theresa
Marteau
and
colleagues
argue
for
rapid,
radical
changes
to
the
infrastructure
pricing
systems
that
currently
support
unhealthy
unsustainable
behaviour
Intensive Care Medicine,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
49(1), С. 65 - 74
Опубликована: Дек. 8, 2022
The
healthcare
sector
is
responsible
for
6-7%
of
CO2
emissions.
intensive
care
unit
(ICU)
contributes
to
these
emissions
and
a
shift
from
linear
system
circular
needed.
aim
our
research
was
perform
material
flow
analysis
(MFA)
in
an
academic
ICU.
Secondary
aims
were
obtain
information
numbers
on
mass,
carbon
footprint,
agricultural
land
occupation
water
usage
determine
so-called
"environmental
hotspots"
the
ICU.A
performed
over
year
2019,
followed
by
environmental
footprint
materials
hotspot
identification.2839
patients
admitted
ICU
2019.
average
length
stay
4.6
days.
Our
MFA
showed
mass
inflow
247,000
kg
2019
care,
which
50,000
incinerated
as
(hazardous)
hospital
waste.
impact
per
patient
resulted
17
12
eq,
300
L
4
m2
day.
Five
hotspots
identified:
non-sterile
gloves,
isolation
gowns,
bed
liners,
surgical
masks
syringes
(including
packaging).This
first
that
identified
risks
its
magnitude
unit.
Summary
In
parallel
with
an
increased
focus
on
climate
changes
and
carbon
footprint,
the
interest
in
plant‐based
diets
its
potential
health
effects
have
over
past
decade.
The
objective
of
this
systematic
review
meta‐analysis
was
to
examine
effect
vegan
(≥12
weeks)
cardiometabolic
risk
factors
people
overweight
or
type
2
diabetes.
We
identified
11
trials
(796
participants).
comparison
control
diets,
reduced
body
weight
(−4.1
kg,
95%
confidence
interval
(CI)
−5.9
−2.4,
p
<
0.001),
mass
index
(BMI)
(−1.38
kg/m
,
CI
−1.96
−0.80,
glycated
hemoglobin
(HbA
1c
)
(−0.18%
points,
−0.29
−0.07,
=
0.002),
total
cholesterol
(−0.30
mmol/L,
−0.52
−0.08,
0.007),
low‐density
lipoprotein
(−0.24
−0.40
0.005).
no
blood
pressure,
high‐density
cholesterol,
triglycerides.
found
that
adhering
for
at
least
12
weeks
may
be
effective
individuals
diabetes
induce
a
meaningful
decrease
improve
glycemia.
Some
contributed
differences
macronutrient
composition
energy
intake
versus
diets.
Therefore,
more
research
is
needed
regarding
health.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
20(4), С. 3206 - 3206
Опубликована: Фев. 11, 2023
The
pharmaceutical
industry
produces
a
large
proportion
of
health
system
greenhouse
gas
(GHG)
emissions,
contributing
to
climate
change.
This
urgently
needs
be
addressed.
We
aimed
examine
company
change
targets,
GHG
and
strategies
reduce
them.
performed
content
analysis
the
20
largest
companies'
publicly
available
2020/2021
reports,
focusing
on
extracting
information
their
reported
emissions
(and
whether
companies
had
demonstrated
any
reduction
in
over
reporting
period),
being
implemented
meet
targets.
Nineteen
have
committed
reducing
ten
carbon
neutrality
eight
net
zero
between
2025
2050.
Companies
showed
largely
favorable
reductions
scope
1
(in-house)
2
(purchased
energy),
with
variable
results
3
(supply
chain)
emissions.
Strategies
included
optimizing
manufacturing
distribution,
responsible
sourcing
energy,
water,
raw
materials.
Pharmaceutical
are
setting
targets
reduced
via
range
strategies.
varies,
track
actions
accountability
improve
consistency
reporting,
especially
collaborate
novel
solutions.
There
is
need
for
further
mixed
methods
research
progress
achieving
as
well
implementation
within
industry.
The Indian Journal of Medical Research,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
158(4), С. 330 - 330
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2023
Over
200
health
journals
call
on
the
United
Nations,
political
leaders
and
professionals
to
recognize
that
climate
change
biodiversity
loss
are
one
indivisible
crisis
must
be
tackled
together
preserve
avoid
catastrophe.
This
overall
environmental
is
now
so
severe
as
a
global
emergency.
The
world
currently
responding
nature
if
they
were
separate
challenges.
dangerous
mistake.
28th
Conference
of
Parties
(COP)
about
held
in
Dubai
while
16th
COP
due
Turkey
2024.
research
communities
provide
evidence
for
two
COPs
unfortunately
largely
separate,
but
brought
workshop
2020
when
concluded
that:
'Only
by
considering
parts
same
complex
problem…can
solutions
developed
maladaptation
maximize
beneficial
outcomes'1.
As
has
recognized
with
development
concept
planetary
health,
natural
made
up
interdependent
system.
Damage
subsystem
can
create
feedback
damages
another
–
For
example,
drought,
wildfires,
floods
other
effects
rising
temperatures
destroy
plant
life,
lead
soil
erosion
inhibit
carbon
storage,
which
means
more
warming2.
Climate
set
overtake
deforestation
land-use
primary
driver
loss3.
Nature
remarkable
power
restore.
deforested
land
revert
forest
through
regeneration
marine
phytoplankton,
act
stores,
turn
over
billion
tonnes
photosynthesising
biomass
every
eight
days4.
Indigenous
sea
management
have
particularly
important
role
play
continuing
care5.
Restoring
help
replenishing
could
remove
greenhouse
gases
from
atmosphere
vast
scale6.
However,
actions
may
benefit
harm
planting
forests
type
tree
dioxide
air
damage
fundamental
healthy
ecosystems7.
impacts
Human
damaged
directly
both
crisis,
described
previous
editorials8,9,
crisis10.
will
major
result
disruption
social
economic
systems
Shortages
land,
shelter,
food
water,
exacerbating
poverty,
mass
migration
conflict.
Rising
temperatures,
extreme
weather
events,
pollution
spread
infectious
diseases
some
threats
exacerbated
change11.
'Without
nature,
we
nothing',
was
UN
Secretary-General
António
Guterres's
blunt
summary
at
Montreal
last
year12.
Even
keep
warming
below
an
increase
1.5°C
pre-industrial
levels,
still
cause
catastrophic
destroying
nature.
Access
clean
water
human
yet
quality,
causing
rise
water-borne
diseases13.
Contamination
also
far-reaching
distant
ecosystems
runs
off
into
ocean14.
Good
nutrition
underpinned
diversity
variety
foods,
there
been
striking
genetic
Globally,
fifth
people
rely
wild
species
their
livelihoods15.
Declines
wildlife
challenge
these
populations,
low-
middle-income
countries.
Fish
than
half
dietary
protein
many
African,
South
Asian
small
island
nations,
ocean
acidification
reduced
quality
quantity
seafood16.
Changes
use
forced
tens
thousands
closer
contact,
increasing
exchange
pathogens
emergence
new
pandemics17.
People
losing
contact
environment
declining
linked
increases
non-communicable,
autoimmune
inflammatory
metabolic,
allergic
neuropsychiatric
disorders10,18.
indigenous
people,
caring
connecting
especially
health19.
source
medicines,
thus
constrains
discovery
medicines.
Communities
healthier
access
high-quality
green
spaces
filter
pollution,
reduce
ground
opportunities
physical
activity20.
Connection
reduces
stress,
loneliness
depression
promoting
interaction21.
These
benefits
threatened
urbanization22.
Finally,
experienced
unequally
between
within
countries,
most
vulnerable
often
bearing
highest
burden10.
Linked
this,
inequality
arguably
fuelling
crises.
Environmental
challenges
social/health
inequities
share
drivers
potential
cobenefits
addressing
them10.
A
emergency
In
December
2022,
agreed
effective
conservation
least
30
per
cent
world's
coastal
areas
oceans
203023.
Industrialized
countries
mobilize
$30
year
support
developing
nations
do
so23.
agreements
echo
promises
COPs.
Yet,
commitments
not
met.
allowed
pushed
further
brink,
greatly
risk
arriving
'tipping
points',
abrupt
breakdowns
functioning
nature2,24.
If
events
occur,
would
globally
catastrophic.
risk,
combined
already
occurring,
World
Health
Organization
(WHO)
should
declare
three
preconditions
WHO
situation
public
international
concern25
it:
(i)
Is
serious,
sudden,
unusual
or
unexpected;
(ii)
Carries
implications
beyond
affected
State's
national
border;
(iii)
May
require
immediate
action.
appear
fulfill
all
those
conditions.
While
accelerating
sudden
unexpected,
certainly
serious
unusual.
Hence,
make
this
declaration
before
seventy
seventh
Assembly
Tackling
requires
processes
harmonized.
first
step,
respective
conventions
push
better
integration
plans
equivalents3.
scientists
concluded,
'Critical
leverage
points
include
exploring
alternative
visions
good
rethinking
consumption
waste,
shifting
values
related
human-nature
relationship,
reducing
inequalities
education
learning'1.
All
health.
powerful
advocates
restoring
tackling
Political
well
flow
crisis26.
first,
what
it
is:
Comment
being
published
simultaneously
multiple
journals.
full
list
see:
https://www.bmj.com/content/full-list-authors-and-signatories-climate-nature-emergency-editorial-october-2023.
Financial
&
sponsorship:
None.
Conflicts
Interest:
European Respiratory Journal,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
62(2), С. 2201960 - 2201960
Опубликована: Авг. 1, 2023
Tweetable
abstract
Climate
change
is
a
major
threat
to
lung
patients,
causing
more
frequent
and
extreme
weather
events,
prolonged
aeroallergen
seasons,
poorer
air
quality.
ERS
calls
on
the
health
community
policymakers
act
now
prepare
for
complex
future.https://bit.ly/3pO27Ne
Perspectives on Psychological Science,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
18(4), С. 936 - 954
Опубликована: Ноя. 28, 2022
Climate
change
is
undermining
the
mental
and
physical
health
of
global
populations,
but
question
how
it
affecting
substance-use
behaviors
has
not
been
systematically
examined.
In
this
narrative
synthesis,
we
find
that
climate
could
increase
harmful
substance
use
worldwide
through
at
least
five
pathways:
psychosocial
stress
arising
from
destabilization
social,
environmental,
economic,
geopolitical
support
systems;
increased
rates
disorders;
physical-health
burden;
incremental
changes
to
established
behavior
patterns;
worry
about
dangers
unchecked
change.
These
pathways
operate
independently,
additively,
interactively,
cumulatively
vulnerability.
Young
people
face
disproportionate
risks
because
their
high
vulnerability
mental-health
problems
disorders
greater
number
life
years
ahead
in
which
be
exposed
current
worsening
We
suggest
systems
thinking
developmental
life-course
approaches
provide
practical
frameworks
for
conceptualizing
relationship.
Further
conceptual,
methodological,
empirical
work
urgently
needed
evaluate
nature
scope
burden
so
effective
adaptive
preventive
action
can
taken.