As global temperatures rise, our climate isn't the only thing heating up—so is the mental health crisis. According to a groundbreaking study published in Nature Climate Change, the burden of ...

an expert in emergency medicine and global environmental health at the University of Washington—warned that the risk of such injuries will only grow as climate change continues. "Extreme heat ...

Climate change is making these natural disasters more common, as increasing temperatures bring on more intense storms, ...

the same culprit behind climate change. As a leading risk factor for both mortality and morbidity, air pollution can cause chronic respiratory diseases, cardiovascular diseases, cancer, diabetes, and ...

The research led by the University of Adelaide highlights the urgent need to act now to protect mental health as the climate warms. Published in the journal Nature Climate Change ... ensuring those ...

Scientists and public-health specialists have known for years that the presence of arsenic in food is a mounting threat, but dietary exposure has long been considered much less of a risk in comparison ...

Researchers at the University of the Sunshine Coast and Australian Red Cross Lifeblood say health issues, the spread of infectious disease and extreme weather exacerbated by climate change will ...

Climate change could be resulting in higher levels of arsenic in rice, potentially increasing lifetime cancer and health risks for people in Asian ... An increased exposure to arsenic is known to ...

Climate change is a key driver of the accelerating environmental change affecting populations around the world. Many of these changes and our response to them can affect respiratory health.

Furphy Avenue is emblematic of the growing risk climate change is posing to homes in suburbs ... emotional reasons, physical health reasons," she says. "I miss the open space, just that vastness." ...

An increased exposure to arsenic is known to heighten the risk of cancers of the lung ... and other non-cancer health effects," author Lewis Ziska, associate professor of environmental health ...

anything that affects the health of the maples has the potential to impact the amount of sap,” said Scott Hershberger, a forestry communications specialist with UW Extension. Climate change has ...