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Extreme heat events and health vulnerabilities among immigrant and newcomer populations

Abstract

With higher temperatures linked to increased human morbidity and mortality, the projected increase in the number of extreme heat events (EHEs) due to climate change poses increased risks. Although the old, individuals with pre-existing illnesses, the socially isolated, and individuals with low income or low educational status are more vulnerable to the health effects of EHEs and are targeted in public health messaging, newcomers and immigrants …

Authors

Varickanickal J; Newbold KB

Journal

Environmental Health Review, Vol. 64, No. 2, pp. 28–34

Publisher

Canadian Institute of Public Health Inspectors

Publication Date

6 2021

DOI

10.5864/d2021-011

ISSN

0319-6771

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