Heat waves and high air temperature are associated with increased morbidity and mortality.
However, the majority of research conducted on this topic is focused on high income areas …

Abstract Background South Asia is highly vulnerable to climate change and is projected to
experience some of the highest increases in average annual temperatures throughout the …

Background Most of the epidemiological studies that have examined the detrimental effects
of ambient hot and cold temperatures on human health have been conducted in high …

Background There is limited evidence on the relationship between temperature and
cardiovascular mortality in middle and low-income countries, particularly in Latin America. In …

Objective Management of the natural and built environments can help reduce the health
impacts of climate change. This is particularly relevant in large cities where urban heat …

Abstract Background In Latin America, where climate change and rapid urbanization
converge, non-optimal ambient temperatures contribute to excess mortality. However, little is …

Extreme heat is a leading cause of weather-related human mortality throughout much of the
world, posing a significantly heavy burden on the development of healthy and sustainable …

Background Exposure to high and low ambient temperatures is associated with morbidity
and mortality across the globe. Most of these studies assessing the effects of non-optimum …

The likelihood of exposure to overheated indoor environments is increasing as climate
change is exacerbating the frequency and severity of hot weather and extreme heat events …

Heat waves are anticipated to worsen with climate change. India, an understudied area
with> 15% of the world's population, commonly experiences temperature extremes and …