Uganda’s climate is changing with an increase in the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events including droughts, floods, heatwaves, and landslides, with potential impact on health systems. This study documented how these events have impacted health systems and their resilience in three highly vulnerable...
R. Ndejjo, D. Helldén, Susan Karuhanga et al.· BMC Health Services Research· 0 citations
Abstract Background Climate change is accelerating; however, effects on child health remain poorly understood. Countries need context-specific evidence to translate global knowledge into adaptation. Canada is warming faster than the global average and provides an informative case of paediatric climate risks. Methods We...
D. Helldén, Kirsten Sjonnesen, L. Virla et al.· BMJ Paediatrics Open· 0 citations
Human-induced climate change significantly impacts human health, with children being particularly susceptible to its impacts. National Adaptation Plans serve as the main framework for countries to establish targets and strategies to tackle the health impacts of climate change. However, child health remains largely negl...
K. Zangerl, Chelsea Williams Cleary, Marike Andreas et al.· PLOS Climate· 0 citations
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