Panorama geral dos efeitos da temperatura na saúde humana – Revisão sistemática
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https://doi.org/10.34019/2179-3700.2023.v23.40548Keywords:
Temperatura. Saúde humana. Mudanças climáticas. Vulnerabilidade climática. Revisão sistemática.Abstract
Climate change poses enormous risks to human life, with complex effects on the global population’s health. The objective of this study was to achieve an overview of the effects of temperature on human health, searching in studies conducted in different cities around the world. A search was carried out in abstracts on CAPES and SCIELO scientific development platforms using the keywords ‘temperature’ and ‘health’ in Portuguese, English and Spanish. The occurrence of several diseases directly related to temperature variations were indicated in 368 articles published in several countries. Asia, North America and Europe were the continents that most contributed with the total of publications, with participations of 37,8%, 22,6% and 20,0%, respectively. Eleven disease chapters were identified, according to the classification of International Disease System. The discussions present the results found by several authors for the six most studied disease chapters in all continents.
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