T. Krafft et al., IHDP, 2011년 발간
대분류 | 키워드 | Time Horizon | Quality | Territorial Scope |
---|---|---|---|---|
Environmental | human health, global environmental change | 없음 | Not Yet | Global |
This Update issue was first conceived by IHDP’s health advisory group at the IHDP Open Meeting in 2009. Since then, questions about the links between global change, health and the environment have become more critical to human well-being. For example, extreme events in different parts of the world (e.g. H1N1A), made the global community aware of how rapidly emergent diseases can be widely transmitted virtually anywhere. While the natural science and medical communities have had a head start in drawing together the connections between health and the environment, it has become increasingly apparent that the IHDP community has a key role to play in addressing health as a cross-cutting issue. As a starting point, we invited a group of renowned scientists to contribute their thoughts and work on three themes: Firstly concerning areas of research where IHDP’s community could contribute at the conceptual level; secondly, on examples of research already taking place in various regions; and thirdly, to suggest emerging topics which need to be addressed.
Table of Conetents
Editorial
Globalisation and human health: complexity, links and research gaps
Environmental change and health
Syndromic surveillance
Towards a sustainable health policy in the anthropocene
Environmental change and health impacts in Amazonia
Migration and health in China
Urban health in megacities
Health governance and the impact of climate change on Pacific small island developing states
Using health and demographic surveillance systems to investigate the impact of changes in ecology and climate variability on malaria transmission
Health literacy driving change towards equity and sustainability
Global change and social science
ID | 제목 | 카테고리 | Territorial Scope | |
---|---|---|---|---|
연관자료 정보가 없습니다. |