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Liv Yoon¹, Gregory R A Richardson², Melissa Gorman²

¹School of Kinesiology The University of British Columbia (UBC) Vancouver BC Canada.

|February 19, 2024

概括

加拿大的极端高温事件 (EHE) 造成了大量的死亡. 历史数据分析揭示了不一致的报道,阻碍了保护弱势群体免受与热有关的死亡率的努力.

科学领域:

环境健康环境健康
气候变化影响气候变化影响
公共卫生监督公共卫生监督

背景情况:

气候变化正在增加全球和加拿大的极端高温事件 (EHE) 的频率和严重性.
超大脑炎症对公众健康构成重大风险,导致大量的死亡率.
加拿大的EHE历史死亡率数据缺乏全面的分析,在理解和干预方面存在差距.

研究的目的:

分析1936年至2021年加拿大的历史极热事件 (EHEs) 的死亡报告模式.
确定EHE死亡数据收集和报告中的趋势,挑战和不一致性.
为制定更一致,更全面的报告策略提供信息,以减少对极端高温的脆弱性.

主要方法:

追溯分析加拿大与近九十年 (1936-2021) 的极端高温事件相关的死亡率数据.
识别和评估报告的趋势,数据不一致,以及确定死亡原因的挑战.
在报告数据中评估社会脆弱性指标.

主要成果:

在对EHEs的死亡率数据报告中发现了重大不一致性.
在不同的报告中,在识别脆弱人群方面存在差异.
确切确定热量是死亡原因的困难和社会脆弱性指标的报告不一致.

结论:

目前在加拿大对EHE的死亡报告不一致,并带来了重大挑战.
解决这些数据缺口对于准确计算受影响人口和针对干预措施至关重要.
改进,全面的报告对于减少脆弱性和预防与热有关的死亡至关重要.

关键词:

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