Join Vital Strategies for a webinar launching its new report, Prioritizing Evidence Gaps: Air Pollution and Health Impacts of Climate Action. Current evidence suggests climate actions will result in larger health gains via air pollution reductions than via CO2 and temperature reductions. At the same time, more research is needed to precisely assess the effectiveness of clean air and climate actions being taken, considering how actions reduce specific health-damaging source emissions. Vital Strategies and Wellcome Trust conducted a rapid scoping activity to identify and prioritize gaps in the evidence base that may be limiting cities’ and countries’ abilities to demonstrate the health impacts of climate mitigation actions targeting combustion-source air pollution.
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The Urgent Link Between Climate Change and Digital Health: A Call to Action
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Seed Global Health Announces New Support from The Rockefeller Foundation to Advance Climate and Health Initiatives in Malawi
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New Research Shows Mosquitoes May Be Able to Adapt to Warming Temperatures
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Americares Responds to Severe Flooding in Southeastern U.S.
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Symptoms of a Warming World: Africa’s Climate Health Challenges
The Stanford Center for Innovation in Global Health is hosting a timely talk on the health impacts of climate change in Africa. This event will be held on February 18 from 4-6 PM PT.
Climate Resilient Immunization Dialogue Series
Join Sabin Vaccine Institute Boost Community’s Climate Resilient Immunization dialogue series launching on Tuesday, February 25, 2025. By the end of this program, participants will: Gain a deep understanding of the interplay between climate change and immunization; Be able to engage communities effectively to deepen the understanding of the climate crisis on immunization programs; Co-design tools to monitor and respond to environmental changes proactively; and Build a strong community of frontline immunization professionals who could advocate and advance the work of Climate-resilient Immunization.
Beyond the Flames: The Health Risks of Wildfires
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Beyond the Flames: The Health Risks of Wildfires
“The air [after a wildfire] contains tiny particles from burning fossil fuels, homes, and even pesticides, which are linked to cancer, cardiac damage, and respiratory issues,” said Dr. Lisa Patel of Stanford in an interview with Katie Couric highlighting the severe...
2025 Africa Health Conference
The 2025 Africa Health Conference held from February 7-8, 2025 is a dynamic platform that brings together experts, researchers, practitioners, students, and community stakeholders dedicated to advancing forward-thinking solutions for Africa’s evolving health challenges. Under the theme “Building Sustainable Systems: Health Financing and Innovation for Africa,“ this 3rd annual conference will explore innovative and adaptive strategies in health financing, healthcare technology, climate resilience, and emergency preparedness to support equitable health outcomes.
Forecasting Health Futures Global Summit 2025
Human health sits at the center of the interconnected crises of climate change, biodiversity loss, and desertification. The Forecasting Health Futures Global Summit 2025 will convene experts and influencers on April 8-10 from across these domains to advocate for a more unified approach to mitigating that triple threat, and to explore coordinated adaptation strategies that can save lives today and build health systems fit for the future.
PHI’s Catherine Carpenter Discusses Testing Drinking Water for Contaminants in L.A. County Areas Affected by Wildfires
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Campus Joins Together to Provide Support for LA Fires
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Our Planet, Our Health Climate Action Convention
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Join the Planetary Health Alliance in Washington, DC from March 1-4, 2025, for “Our Planet, Our Health: 2025 Climate Action Convention,” one of the largest events ever focused on planetary health and climate action. Hosted at the National Academy of Sciences on March 1-3 and the Hopkins Bloomberg Center on March 4, this pivotal gathering will bring together leaders, experts, and educators committed to driving progress toward a healthier, more sustainable, and just future.
Climate Change x SRHR: Catalyzing Climate Action Through Women’s Health
Join YLabs on January 28 at 9:30 AM ET/6:30 AM PT for an exclusive look at the Climate Change x SRHR resource hub. They’re bringing together climate experts, gender specialists, and health innovators to show you how to maximize the Hub’s tools and evidence for immediate application.
Are Health Disparities Part of Climate Change? Or Can We Avoid them?
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Special Report: Planetary Health in Asia
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Building a Climate-Resilient Health Workforce: Lessons From Malawi’s Response to Cyclone Freddy
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Tracking Voluntary Carbon Markets in Advancing the Global Climate Agenda
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The Climate-Health-Gender Nexus: Why It Matters and What We Can Do
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