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At least 12 people have died, and 740 new patients were admitted to hospitals as dengue cases in the South Asian nation of Bangladesh registered the largest single-day rise last week.
Climate Drugs Health

Bangladesh reports highest single-day rise in dengue cases last week

At least 12 people have died, and 740 new patients were admitted to hospitals as dengue cases in the South Asian nation of.

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A sponge-like material with long, microscopic air pockets that uses sunlight and a simple plastic cover can turn saltwater into freshwater, according to Chinese researchers.
Climate Health Research

Chinese researchers use aerogels, sunlight to desalinate seawater

HQ Team July 6, 2025: A sponge-like material with long, microscopic air pockets that uses sunlight and a simple plastic cover can turn.

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Two-thirds of the African continent, according to a new climate vulnerability index, is at increasing risk of extreme shocks among 64 ‘most-at-risk’ nations.
Climate Health Research

Forty-three Sub-Saharan African nations on a climate ‘red zone’ list

HQ Team June 26, 2025: Two-thirds of the African continent, according to a new climate vulnerability index, is at increasing risk of extreme.

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Scientists are embarking on a journey to build a plant that yields nutritious food, survives heatwaves and leaves that grow useful materials.
Climate Drugs Health

UK scientists to build world’s first artificial plant chromosome, chloroplasts

HQ Team June 12, 2025: Scientists are embarking on a journey to build a plant that yields nutritious food, survives heatwaves and leaves.

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Global deaths due to COVID-19 have fallen by 95% since January, and nations need to take steps to manage virus variants alongside other infectious diseases, the WHO director-general said.
Climate Health Research

Global hunger crisis reaches breaking point: 295M face starvation

HQ Team May 16, 2025: The world is losing its battle against hunger. The latest Global Report on Food Crises reveals a sixth consecutive year.

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South American country Peru has declared a health emergency in 20 of the nation’s 25 regions due to an increase in dengue cases.
Climate Health

Dengue on the rise in India: Climate change widens world danger zones

HQ Team May 16, 2025: Dengue fever has become a serious and growing health threat in India, especially between July and mid-November. Recent.

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Social determinants such as quality housing, education, and job opportunities can influence people’s health outcomes more than genetic influences or access to healthcare, according to a WHO report.
Climate Health Medical

Housing, education, jobs vital to health outcomes, not genes: WHO

HQ Team May 6, 2025: Social determinants such as quality housing, education, and job opportunities can influence people’s health outcomes more than genetic.

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Africa’s health sector faces an ‘unprecedented’ financing crisis, driven by a sharp fall of 70% in official development assistance (ODA) — a barometer for international aid flow, according to a concept paper from the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention.
Climate Health Medical

Africa’s health sector facing ‘unprecedented’ financial crisis: CDC

HQ Team April 4, 2025: Africa’s health sector faces an ‘unprecedented’ financing crisis, driven by a sharp fall of 70% in official development.

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cocoa beans are becoming expensive
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Climate threatens global cocoa supply, chocolate prices set to soar by 2030

HQ Team February 27, 2025: West Africa’s cocoa-producing region is facing a climate crisis, with rising temperatures, threatening the quantity and quality of.

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Greenhouse gas emissions will rob the Arctic ice as early as the 2030s in summer, resulting in a significant impact on seals and polar bears, and triggering coastal erosion.
Climate Research

Decline in Arctic ice impacting polar bear habitat and gut health

HQ Team December 17, 2024: In a study conducted in Churchill, Manitoba—often dubbed the “Polar Bear Capital of the World”—researchers from Dalhousie University.

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