CeSHHAR staff supporting the site and appreciation visit of the climate and health project at Mt Darwin Hospital, Zimbabwe. (Credit: …
The Impact of Heat on Health Workers and Mothers In Mount Darwin, Zimbabwe. Read More »
8 December 09.30 – 10.45 (GMT+4) / 05.30 – 06.45 (GMT) This session will focus on the impact of climate …
The team met in Stockholm on 9 and 10 October 2023 On 9 and 10 October, eleven HIGH Horizons consortium …
Updates from our Second Annual consortium meeting Read More »
In Conversation With Dr Ana Bonell And Dr Matthew Chersich According to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), heatwave events have increased …
Who’s vulnerable to extreme heat and how can we protect them? Read More »
Soaring temperatures from the newly declared El Niño have seen much of the Mediterranean and North Africa living in 40°C …
The team from the University of Thessaly (UTH), led by Prof. Hadjichristodoulou, brings expertise in epidemiology, biopathology and environmental engineering to …
Meet Gloria Maimela, a medical doctor with business savvy, who’s leading an inspiring group of researchers to implement HIGH Horizons’ …
“WE DON’T HAVE MORE TIME”: CLIMATE HEALTH ACTION IN SOUTH AFRICA Read More »
With extreme heat increasing risk of preterm birth by 16%, HIGH Horizons is taking action. The ‘Born Too Soon’ report …
“High heat is one of the reasons for poor quality of care. That’s the bottom line and it can only …
How is extreme heat putting healthcare workers and their patients at risk? Read More »
Thousands of newborn babies and expectant mothers could be saved from dying needlessly from exposure to heat, researchers say, as they launch a new four-year project focusing on sub-Saharan Africa.
