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These studies suggest climate change negatively impacts human health through increased disease rates, extreme weather events, thermal stress, and degraded air quality, with low-income countries being particularly vulnerable.
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Climate change, driven by the accumulation of greenhouse gases from human activities, poses significant threats to human health. The impacts are multifaceted, affecting health directly through extreme weather events and indirectly through changes in disease patterns, food security, and mental health.
Heatwaves and Temperature Extremes
Extreme Weather Events
Vector-Borne and Infectious Diseases
Food and Water Security
Air Quality
Mental Health
Vulnerable Populations
Climate change significantly impacts human health through a variety of pathways, including heatwaves, extreme weather events, vector-borne diseases, food and water security, air quality, and mental health. The overall effect is predominantly negative, with vulnerable populations being disproportionately affected. Effective public health strategies, improved surveillance, and mitigation efforts are essential to address these health challenges.
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