Rapidly increasing urbanisation along with ageing populations, climate change,
environmental degrada tion, COVID19, and other pandemics present substantial challenges …

The underlying processes are global in scale, and the natural systems affected are part of
earth's life-supporting infrastructure. This type of health risk thus differs noticeably from more …

The impact of human activities on our planet's natural systems has been intensifying rapidly
in the past several decades, leading to disruption and transformation of most natural …

The progression of climate change is increasingly recognised as a climate emergency by
international advisory bodies and governments worldwide, and there are growing warnings …

The International Initiative on Spatial Lifecourse Epidemiology (ISLE) convened its first
International Symposium on Lifecourse Epidemiology and Spatial Science at the Lorentz …

Air pollution and climate change are both threats to population health worldwide. In the UK,
we have seen how climate change is already affecting all the systems on which our health …

In the countdown to The UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow (COP26), two crucial
reports, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change 6th Assessment Report and the …

We are rapidly changing the world around us. A growing and urbanising human population
with expanding patterns of production and consumption is driving rapid global …

Like many countries, Australia is faced with substantial maldistribution of the health-care
workforce and inequity in access to health-care services. This inequity is especially acute in …

All genders differ in their needs, perception, attitudes, and vulnerability to the effects of
climate change. 1 This difference is notably true for how climate change affects health. 2 …