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2 Climate change can also contribute to population displacement and migration, with negative effects on health and well-being. We introduce a new JAMA Insights series intended to inform clinicians about how climate change affects diagnoses, treatment, medical practice, and population health. Climate ...
This issue includes a JAMA Insights article titled “Introduction to JAMA Climate Change and Health Series” that discusses how climate change has been
Children and youth are vulnerable to the threat of climate change, yet potential non-health impacts, such as those on global education outcomes, are not well understood. In this cross-disciplinary review, we synthesize research linking climate change-related stressors with children’s education outco...
This article provides an overview of the current and projected climate change risks and impacts to mental health and provides recommendations for priority actions to address the mental health consequences of climate change. The authors argue the followin
As Climate Change Takes a Toll on Mental Health in Africa, Experts Call for More Research and Interventionsdoi:10.1001/jama.2023.19182africamental healthclimate changeMelissaSuran, PhD, MSJJAMA
Climate change affects mental health through multiple pathways, including direct and indirect impacts, physical health and awareness of the climate crisis. Climate change increases the magnitude and frequency of extreme events with little or no time for
Dr. Howard Bauchner, editor-in-chief of JAMA, said one of the strengths of the paper produced by Patz and his colleagues is that it sidesteps the ongoing argument over what is causing climate change. "Regardless of the debate about what's causing climate change, there is a greater acknowl...
Climate change will not only affect the cardiovascular health of an unborn child. Disaster related prenatal maternal stress has been associated with cognitive, motor and speech delay in infancy and early childhood (Suzanne et al. Citation2012). Recent research highlights the alarming permanence of ear...
Climate change-related cardiovascular disease is mediated by air pollution, increased ambient temperatures, vector-borne disease and mental health disorders. Climate change-related cardiovascular disease can be modulated by climate change adaptation; however, this process could result in significant health ...