Climate change demands integrated One Health approach to combat rising disease and health threats

Vulnerable populations including women, children, older adults, Indigenous peoples, and residents of coastal regions face intensified health exposure with limited access to services.

Over nearly three decades and across almost 21,000 scientific studies, a picture has emerged that is as sobering as it is clarifying: climate change is not merely an environmental story but a profound reorganization of human health itself. Diseases once confined by geography are crossing new frontiers, mental suffering is deepening alongside physical illness, and the systems meant to protect the most vulnerable are fraying under compounding pressures. The research does not simply document a crisis — it reveals how fragmented our response remains, and how urgently the boundaries between human,

Climate change demands integrated One Health approach to combat rising disease and health threats

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