Western Journal of Emergency Medicine,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
23(6)
Опубликована: Ноя. 10, 2022
Emergency
medicine
is
a
specialty
which
closely
reflects
societal
challenges
and
consequences
of
public
policy
decisions.The
emergency
department
specifically
deals
with
social
injustice,
health
economic
disparities,
violence,
substance
abuse,
disaster
preparedness
response.This
journal
focuses
on
how
care
affects
the
community
population,
conversely,
these
affect
composition
patient
population
who
seek
in
department.The
development
better
systems
to
provide
care,
including
technology
solutions,
critical
enhancing
health.
Journal of Environmental Science and Health Part C,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
41(3-4), С. 77 - 120
Опубликована: Окт. 2, 2023
Climate
change
and
air
pollution
are
two
interconnected
global
challenges
that
have
profound
impacts
on
human
health.
In
Africa,
a
continent
known
for
its
rich
biodiversity
diverse
ecosystems,
the
adverse
effects
of
climate
particularly
concerning.
This
review
study
examines
implications
health
well-being
in
Africa.
It
explores
intersection
these
factors
their
impact
various
outcomes,
including
cardiovascular
disease,
respiratory
disorders,
mental
health,
vulnerable
populations
such
as
children
elderly.
The
highlights
disproportionate
groups
emphasizes
need
targeted
interventions
policies
to
protect
Furthermore,
it
discusses
role
exacerbating
potential
long-term
consequences
public
also
addresses
importance
considering
temperature
precipitation
changes
modifiers
pollution.
By
synthesizing
existing
research,
this
aims
shed
light
complex
relationships
highlight
key
findings,
knowledge
gaps,
solutions
mitigating
region.
insights
gained
from
can
inform
evidence-based
mitigate
promote
sustainable
development
Abstract
Background
Climate
change
has
psychological
impacts
but
most
of
the
attention
been
focused
on
physical
impact.
This
study
was
aimed
at
determining
association
climate
with
adolescent
mental
health
and
suicidality
as
reported
by
Kenyan
high
school
students.
Methods
a
cross
sectional
sample
size
2,652.
The
participants
were
students
selected
from
10
schools
in
3
regions
Kenya.
A
questionnaire
used
to
assess
experiences,
problems,
youth.
Data
analyzed
descriptively
logistic
regression
determine
various
associations
different
variables
predictors
scores
SDQ
95%
CI.
Results
Significant
differences
observed
between
gender
two
threats
–
worry
being
afraid
subjectively
experienced
participants.
Females
more
worried
than
males.
On
univariate
multivariate
regression,
we
found
that
experiences
significantly
associated
much
fewer
predicted
scores.
same
pattern
reflected
suicidality.
Conclusion
appears
be
concerns
according
students’
reports
some
associations.
BMJ Global Health,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
8(Suppl 3), С. e014230 - e014230
Опубликована: Фев. 1, 2024
Climate
change
is
an
increasing
threat
to
the
health
of
populations
in
Africa,
with
a
shift
seasonal
temperatures
towards
more
extreme
heat
exposures.
In
Burkina
Faso,
like
other
countries
Sahel,
many
women
have
little
protection
against
exposure
high
temperatures,
either
outside
or
inside
home
place
work.
This
paper
investigates
how
perceive
impacts
on
their
physical
and
mental
health,
addition
social
relationships
economic
activities.
Qualitative
methods
(in-depth
interviews
focus
group
discussions)
were
conducted
women,
community
representatives
healthcare
professionals
two
regions
Faso.
A
thematic
analysis
was
used
explore
realities
participants’
experiences
contextual
perspectives
relation
heat.
Our
research
shows
multifaceted
impact
pregnant
mothers
newborns.
Extreme
affects
women’s
functionality
well-being.
Heat
undermines
woman’s
ability
care
for
themselves
child
interferes
negatively
breast
feeding.
work
maintain
harmonious
partners
families.
Cultural
practices
such
as
taboo
taking
baby
before
40th
day
may
exacerbate
some
negative
consequences
Most
do
not
recognise
stress
symptoms
lack
awareness
risks
health.
There
need
develop
public
messages
reduce
Programmes
policies
are
needed
strengthen
communicate
about
best
risk
management.
Journal of Law and Sustainable Development,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
13(1), С. e04266 - e04266
Опубликована: Янв. 17, 2025
Background:
global
warming,
pollution
and
climate
change
has
escalated
at
a
level
compelled
organizations
to
rethink
the
way
in
which
they
do
business.
This
led
birth
of
green
marketing
with
an
emerging
body
research
on
consumer
behaviour
related
same.
Objectives:
The
objectives
this
study
was
investigate
consumers
concern
for
environment
whether
influences
purchasing
eThekwini
district,
KwaZulu-Natal.
Method:
Given
that
still
its
infancy
South
Africa,
design
cross-
sectional
descriptive
nature.
A
quantitative
approach
adopted
data
collected
through
use
survey
questionnaires.
sample
comprised
250
respondents
who
were
recruited
using
convenience
sampling.
because
needed
be
easily
accessible
chosen
shopping
mall
collection.
Data
analysed
SPSS.
Results
conclusions:
found
African
consumers,
particularly
those
region
Province
KwaZulu-Natal,
have
significantly
high
knowledge
issues
facing
environment.
significant
number
showed
preference
products
not
harm
Communication Theory,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Янв. 23, 2025
Abstract
This
article
considers,
and
theorises,
the
negative
emotions
expressed
in
discussions
about
climate
change
a
project
that
sought
to
understand
how
young
adults
Mozambique,
South
Africa
Kenya
articulated
their
thoughts
feelings
on
topic.
A
literature
review
synthesises
key
work
communication,
youth
Africa.
detailed
discussion
of
methods
(qualitative
interviews)
is
offered.
Empirical
findings
show
three
negatives
were
expressed:
avoidance,
fear,
helplessness.
Participants
claimed
not
think
due
other
pressing
concerns
lives.
Nevertheless,
they
admitted
are
aware
deeply
fear
its
impact.
Although
know
suffering
lies
ahead,
feel
helpless
stop
change.
These
sobering
should
be
considered
communication
research
The
concludes
by
theorising
communicative
weight
as
African
pessimism.
Pharos Journal of Theology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
106.2
Опубликована: Фев. 16, 2025
Global
climate
has
changed
over
time,
resulting
in
the
change
of
precipitation
patterns
due
to
greenhouse
emissions
from
fossil
fuels.
The
devastating
effects
global
warming
and
are
pervasive.
Both
earth
all
that
lives
it
have
become
victims
human’
obsession
with
‘power
over’,
profit
greed.
Middle
low-income
countries
more
on
receiving
end
these
adverse
than
high-income
who
happen
be
giving
emissions.
While
environmental,
physical,
social,
structural
this
been
researched
documented,
there
comparatively
little
research
about
how
mental
health
intersect
affect
relationship
between
human
entire
ecological
system.
It
is
therefore
thrust
paper
pursue
nexus
view
delineate
extent
which
intersects
health,
particularly
low
income
countries,
widen
inequality
vulnerability
gap
peoples
countries.
Even
then,
some
groups
–
others
tend
vulnerable
conditions
others.
And
often
not,
given
inadequate
or
no
attention
as
they
either
concealed
broader
space
services
general
under
emergencies
disaster
contexts.esk
top
study
adopts
an
African
eco
psychological
framework
within
context
Goal
#
3
Sustainable
Development
Goals
underscore
importance
socio-cultural
considerations
mitigating
impact
health.
