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LOCATION: CTICC, Cape Town
DESCRIPTION:Climate Change and Health in Africa: From Epidemiology to the Economics of Heat-Attributable Birth Outcomes.Join Wits Planetary Health Research and the Lancet Countdown Africa Regional Centre for a panel discussion on the epidemiological and economic impacts of climate-related maternal and perinatal health risks in Africa. In 2022, heat-related reductions in labour capacity cost the continent an estimated 4.1% of GDP, while heat exposure is linked to preterm birth, low birthweight and stillbirth, especially in low-income settings. Experts in epidemiology, health economics and population health will discuss methodological approaches, data needs and priority research questions.
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<strong>Climate Change and Health in Africa: From Epidemiology to the Economics of Heat-Attributable Birth Outcomes.</strong><p>Join Wits Planetary Health Research and the Lancet Countdown Africa Regional Centre for a panel discussion on the epidemiological and economic impacts of climate-related maternal and perinatal health risks in Africa. In 2022, heat-related reductions in labour capacity cost the continent an estimated 4.1% of GDP, while heat exposure is linked to preterm birth, low birthweight and stillbirth, especially in low-income settings. Experts in epidemiology, health economics and population health will discuss methodological approaches, data needs and priority research questions.</p>
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SUMMARY:From Epidemiology to the Economics of Heat-Attributable Birth Outcomes
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