Impact of climate change on public health

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Analysis reveals climate change exacerbates vector-borne diseases and respiratory issues, indicating a public health crisis.

Climate change is responsible for around 13 million deaths annually, escalating health threats globally.
Heatwaves and floods are linked to increased morbidity, with respiratory illnesses worsening due to poor air quality.
Data from global organizations highlight disparities in health impacts among vulnerable populations, requiring targeted interventions.
Addressing climate change is crucial not only for environmental reasons, but also for ensuring health equity and system resilience.

Lyetunde et al. (2025) studied this question.

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