Our BMJ paper shows flooding increases risks of cardiovascular and respiratory mortality. The risks last for about 50-60 days. So governments need to monitor and protect people from health impacts for weeks after the event, not just immediately after.
https://t.co/7VNYV9NMTK
We analysed ~27M infectious disease hospitalisations in 6 countries (2000–2019) and found that the impacts extend well beyond food & water-borne diseases, including increased risks of airborne, skin/mucosal & sexually transmitted infections.
https://t.co/dSxTywuXIv
We analysed ~27M infectious disease hospitalisations across 709 communities in 6 countries (2000–2019) and found that flood exposure increases infection-related hospitalisations for up to 26 weeks after flooding https://t.co/dSxTywuXIv
Don’t miss our next Meet the Authors webinar (Dec 4, 10am EST)! Drs. Cheng He & Alexandra Schneider will discuss their ISEE Best Paper (BMJ) on rainfall and daily mortality across 645 sites + insights on idea generation, challenges & mentorship.
Register: https://t.co/HefYvABzzq
Around 1.5 million deaths globally per year associated with air pollution from landscape fires between 2000 and 2019, study suggests.
🔗 https://t.co/t4P1hJzSU8
Our latest Lancet study found that air pollution from landscape fires(>90% were wildfires) can cause 1.53 million deaths/year, with over 90% of the burden in lower and middle-income countries @YumingGuo007@Monash_SPHPM@VicHealth
https://t.co/dT6Ef7OOyN
With @mccstudy and global experts, we estimated that landscape fire smoke was associated with 1.5 million deaths annually from 2000 to 2019. Alarmingly, this burden has been increasing, with the majority of deaths occurring in LTMICs. Congrats @RongbinXu
https://t.co/xCHNXN3UYi
Our latest Lancet study found that air pollution from landscape fires(>90% were wildfires) can cause 1.53 million deaths/year, with over 90% of the burden in lower and middle-income countries @YumingGuo007@Monash_SPHPM@VicHealth
https://t.co/dT6Ef7OOyN
With climate change, exposure to floods has increased and is linked to adverse health outcomes, such as injuries, diseases, and mental health harms, all of which are greater in vulnerable populations. Read the Special Report: https://t.co/UT5AV9my4g
Thrilled to share that our paper on climate change, floods, and human health has been published in The New England Journal of Medicine!
Thanks and Congratulations Yao, Bo, Danijela, Jonathan, Virginia, Andy, Kris, Shandy!
https://t.co/Y0t6ASpOTP
Assistant/Associate Professor of Biostatistics @HarvardChanSPH seeks candidates to fill a tenure-track faculty position at the assistant or associate professor level. Details here ➡️ https://t.co/hjHv3MbzV1
Come join us @YaleDeptEHS@YaleSPH
Tenure-track Assistant/Associate/Full Professor in Environmental Epidemiology @ISEE_global
Review of applications will commence November 11, 2024, and will continue until a candidate is identified, with anticipated start date of July 2025.
“Babies born early and at a lower weight followed catastrophic Australian floods, a new study has found, as doctors raise concerns about the impact of climate change on pregnant women.” Our findings are reported by @smh@YangZhengyu
https://t.co/rSgcBNacBN
Recently many countries are affected by floods seriously.
Our new study shows flood exposure before the last menstrual period and during trimester 1 can significantly increase the risks of preterm birth, still birth, and small for gestational age. Congratulations @YangZhengyu