ABSTRACT Background Both the World Health Organization and the Intergovernmental
Panel on Climate Change project that malnutrition will be the greatest contributor to climate …

Malnutrition is a challenge to the health and productivity of populations and is viewed as one
of the five largest adverse health impacts of climate change. Nonetheless, systematic …

Background Droughts affect around 52 million people globally each year, a figure that is
likely to increase under climate change. Objectives To assess the strength of empirical …

Background: Global climate change is anticipated to reduce future cereal yields and
threaten food security, thus potentially increasing the risk of undernutrition. The causation of …

► In the aftermath of the worst flooding Kerala has experienced in nearly a century, we
highlight the urgency of considering the long-term health consequences of floods, especially …

Global climate change has the potential to disrupt agricultural systems, undermine
household socioeconomic status, and shape the prevalence and distribution of diseases …

Climatic variability affects many underlying determinants of child malnutrition, including food
availability, access, and utilization. Evidence of the effects of changing temperatures and …

Erratic temperatures and precipitation influence nutrition, human capital investment, and
living standards, particularly for children. This study investigates the effect of climate change …

Background: In 2016, 23% of children (155 million) aged< 5 were stunted. Global-level
modeling has consistently found climate change impacts on food production are likely to …

Background Climate change is expected to have large impacts on health at low latitudes
where droughts and malnutrition, diarrhea, and malaria are projected to increase. Objectives …