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The effects of climate change on health are already evident in populations worldwide and threaten to undermine the past 50 years of global gains in public health. Health can be affected by the changing climate through many causal pathways. Climate change is also expected to weaken coping strategies, especially among poor communities in low-income countries.
To date, there is no comprehensive evidence base that captures the breadth of the literature on this topic. To fill this gap, this article uses machine learning methods to systematically synthesize an evidence base on climate change and human health.
The findings show the importance of using automated machine learning to comprehensively map the science on climate change and human health in the age of big literature. These results can provide key inputs into global climate and health assessments.
Event on 17 June in Bangkok / SEI's Rajesh Daniel will moderate a Q&A with Alejandro Cavite from In Our Island (Sa Among Isla) at CCCL Film Festival 2026 on 17 June.
Event on 23 June – 27 June in Visby / Join SEI experts for the annual Swedish political forum in Visby, as they share their insights on security, ai, climate, energy, oceans and industry transition.
Event on 20 June – 28 June / SEI colleagues are taking part in events at LCAW to highlight global leadership in industry and energy transitions, climate resilience finance, and adaptation.
