HEALTH AND CLIMATE CHANGE: A REVIEW OF THE COLLECTIVE ACTION

The study highlights the pressing need for collaborative efforts in addressing the intricate relationship between health and climate change. As global temperatures rise and extreme weather events become more frequent, the impact on public health is escalating. From the spread of vector-borne diseases to air pollution and mental health concerns, the implications are vast. This abstract emphasizes the urgency of collective action to mitigate climate change, reduce environmental stressors, and implement sustainable practices to safeguard both human health and the planet. Recognizing the interconnectedness of these issues is crucial for fostering a resilient and sustainable future. Good health is very important to live life. But in today’s time, incidents like stroke are taking place – along with this, other health related diseases also arise. One crore people in the world may die from stroke by the year 2050. To overcome these, we have to find the reasons why this is happening? We are giving whatever reasons we can understand.