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Emotional resilience can help young people face climate anxiety and take action.

New research links rising global temperatures to reduced physical activity, increased mortality, and economic losses.

As the planet warms and weather grows unpredictable, diseases are emerging in unfamiliar places, challenging long-held assumptions about risk, geography, and public health preparedness.

Rising CO₂ boosts calories but reduces nutrients, threatening global food quality.

A University of Manchester study reveals that climate change is enabling the spread of Aspergillus fungi, posing serious health risks worldwide, particularly to immunocompromised individuals

A Growing Global Concern for Maternal and Newborn Health