Short description

The Climate Epidemiology and Public Health research team aims to combine knowledge and methods in environmental epidemiology, public health, and climate sciences to develop innovative research that will help advance evidence on the impacts of climate change on human health. Our research focuses on high-priority topics today in climate epidemiology, namely, health impact attribution studies, projections of health impacts under climate change scenarios and assessment of health impacts of climate-related hazards and compound weather events (i.e., ACTUAL project).