Children, and particularly infants, have physiological, anatomic, and social factors that
increase vulnerability to temperature extremes. We performed a systematic review to explore …

Extreme weather events lead to many adverse societal, economic, and environmental
consequences. Anthropogenic climate change has been identified as a factor that may have …

Exposure to high and low ambient temperatures increases the risk of neonatal mortality, but
the contribution of climate change to temperature-related neonatal deaths is unknown. We …

Background Extreme weather is becoming more common due to climate change and
threatens human health through climate-sensitive diseases, with very uneven effects around …

Background Reducing child mortality is a Sustainable Development Goal, and climate
change constitutes numerous challenges for Africa. Previous research has shown an …

It is proven that the consequences of climate change have grater impacts for the most
vulnerable populations, and children are one of these social groups in risk of poverty and …

There is a growing body of modelling evidence that demonstrates the potential for
immediate and substantial benefits to adult health from greenhouse gas mitigation actions …

Introduction Globally, recognition is growing of the harmful impacts of high ambient
temperatures (heat) on health in pregnant women and children. There remain, however …

Despite widespread consensus that climate change poses a serious threat to global public
health, very few studies have isolated the specific contributions of human-caused climate …

This research examined the influence of perceived child mortality risk on the fertility choices
of married women in Bangladesh. Employing a cross-sectional survey conducted in four …