Global Study Evaluates Heat-Related Deaths Associated with Climate Change
NIEHS-funded study finds that a third of heat-related deaths between 1991 and 2018 can be attributed to increasingly severe temperatures associated with human-induced climate change.
Past Features
2023
2022
- Dec 2022: International Research Continues on Transition to Cleaner Cooking
- Oct 2022: Working Toward the President’s Climate and Health Equity Goals
- Aug 2022: Air Pollution, Climate Change, and Pesticides Are Key Topics for GEOHealth Programs
- Jun 2022: New Research Highlights Health Effects of Pesticides on Mothers and Their Children
- Apr 2022: Renewed NIEHS Program Focuses on Climate Change, Oceans, and Human Health
- Feb 2022: NIH Rallies Together to Develop Framework for Climate Change and Health
2021
- Dec 2021: Climate Change and Health Is Highlighted at Global and National Meetings
- Oct 2021: 2021 International Climate Change Reports Assess the Earth’s Climate
- Aug 2021: Global Study Evaluates Heat-Related Deaths Associated with Climate Change
- Jun 2021: Empowering the Public to Tackle Climate Change, Charting a Path for the U.S.
- Apr 2021: Global Environmental Health and the Administration’s Priorities and Executive Actions
- Feb 2021: New Study Finds Ocean Pollution a Threat to Human Health
