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Check out The Lancet Child and Adolescent Health Editorial to understand the significance of prioritizing child-centered climate adaptation initiatives and climate action. For additional context and background on this editorial, visit the following link ? https://lnkd.in/e2cb6ECd

?? A new special report by the Financial Times sheds light on the critical intersection of #climatechange and #health. As the world grapples with the effects of climate change, this report delves into its profound impact on public health. From the alarming spread of infectious diseases like #malaria and Lyme disease, to the rise in antibiotic-resistant 'superbugs' and zoonotic disease ‘spillover,’ the repercussions are vast and urgent.? Read the Special Report on Health and Climate Change:?https://lnkd.in/edT-u-3Y #ClimateAction #ClimateHealthCrisis #PublicHealth?

Interesting read that highlights how real and urgent the impacts of climate change are.

Climate for Kids - war, wet climate increases pathogens, their ranges, and their vectors! We travel and transport things and transport bugs also! Thawing permafrost and melting glaciers are also releasing some old viruses and bacteria. Chronic diseases like asthma and allergies are increasing because of warming, humidity and pollution. Infectious diseases are everywhere now - tropical diseases in midlatitudes. Malaria, dengue, Lyme, chikungunya, and so on. Allergy season arrives early and is longer. Floods bring diseases and droughts also cause people to use unsafe water and get sick! #climate #children #education #humanhealth #climatechange #pathogens #vectors #globalwarming #earlywarnings #adaptation #mitigation #netzero https://lnkd.in/gA7pHFAb

'The world is at a crossroads, as climate change threatens to reverse hard-won progress on child health and the world becomes a more dangerous place for children.' UNICEF’s timely new report calls on all of us to protect children from the impacts of climate change. That means: ? prioritising child health and well-being in climate policy ? developing child-friendly medicines for climate-sensitive diseases The report highlights that nearly half of all children live in countries that are extremely vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. Only by addressing gaps in research and knowledge for diseases such as dengue can we make sure that safe, effective treatment will be available when children need it. ? ?? Read the full report: https://lnkd.in/dc-mswDD #ClimateChange #dengue #malaria #BetterMeds4Kids #beatNTDs

Climate change is already impacting physical & mental health in the UK, including: ?? Rising deaths from extreme heat ??PTSD for those affected by flooding ????Risks of infectious disease Ahead of #COP29 read our new briefing on climate & health in the UK by Dr Neil Jennings, Dr Emma Lawrance and Dr Ilaria Dorigatti: https://ow.ly/gy0N50TPO1S

??New #scientificdialogue IV Frontiers Save the date! ?? 15th of May 2024 from 18 to 19.30pm @johnrbpalmer and @drrachellowe will talk about Climate change, migration and emergent diseases. ??RACAB and zoom ??[email protected] #Migration #climatechange #diseases

??New #scientificdialogue IV Frontiers Save the date! ?? 15th of May 2024 from 18 to 19.30pm @johnrbpalmer and @drrachellowe will talk about Climate change, migration and emergent diseases. ??RACAB and zoom ??[email protected] #Migration #climatechange #diseases

Did you know? * Climate change has a disproportionate impact on children and women. * From the moment of conception until they grow into adulthood, the health and development of children’s brains, lungs, and immune systems, are affected by their environment. * Children are also more likely to suffer from air pollution than adults, leading to life-threatening respiratory diseases. * Only?2.4 per cent??from climate funds support projects for children. Here's more on what is happening currently in #Pakistan https://lnkd.in/esjf3WCg #earthdayeveryday #climateaction

Climate change has profound effects on our health, such as heat-related illnesses and worsened respiratory conditions due to heightened air pollution. It also facilitates the spread of diseases like malaria and dengue fever through changing weather patterns. To address these challenges, we can focus on sustainable actions like reducing carbon emissions, advocating for clean energy, and implementing policies to shield vulnerable populations from extreme weather events. Furthermore, investing in public health infrastructure and education is crucial for helping communities adapt to climate change and reduce its negative health consequences. #CRDI #CLIMATECHANGE #WORLDHEALTHDAY #SDGs