Vol. 67 No. 1 (2025): Planetary Health

Editorials

A word from the President

Gerson Junqueira Jr. (Autor)
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A new Brazilian scientific journal is born

Flávio Milman Shansis, Airton Tetelbom Stein, Diego Rovaris, Eduarda Puga, Juliana Herbert, Luciana Nunes, Roger Keller Celeste (Autor)
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Extreme climate event in Rio Grande do Sul in May 2024: impacts, adaptation and vulnerabilities

Airton Tetelbom Stein, Enrique Barros, Tatiana Camargo, Raquel Santos (Autor)
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Articles

Extreme climate events, such as flooding in Rio Grande do Sul: the potential contribution of primary health care to building climate-resilient communities

Andy Haines, Anya Gopfert (Autor)
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Advancing evidence on climate- and health-centred solutions: the role of research in sustainable and climate-resilient development in Latin America

Yasna Palmeiro-Silva, Camila Llerena, Antonella Risso, Luciana Blanco, Sol Saliva, Stella M. Hartinger (Autor)
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Sustainability is more than a lofty goal: how cities can strengthen health and disaster resilience

Carlos Dora (Autor)
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[preview] A coal mine in the Metropolitan Region of Porto Alegre, southern Brazil: the social fight that prevented unprecedented risks for human health, environment, and climate

Rualdo Menegat (Autor)
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[preview] Climate change and health vulnerabilities: the case of 2024 floods in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

Guilherme Franco Netto (Autor)
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Mental health in the age of climate crisis: insights following major floods in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

Ana Sfoggia, Raul Costa Fabris, Aline Mastella Sartori, Olga Garcia Falceto (Autor)
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[preview] Improving access to evidence-based psychological interventions for adults affected by climate-related disasters

Christian Haag Kristensen (Autor)
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[preview] Sustainability in action: Einstein Health System initiatives on promoting planetary health

Eliseth Ribeiro Leão (Autor)
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Experience Reports

Health care climate disaster refugees at a university care center in the Vale dos Sinos Region, Brazil

João Senger, Paula Tonello, Sofia Kauffmann (Autor)
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The front line of health care during the climate-related flood event in Rio Grande do Sul in May 2024

Alice Zelmanowicz, Claudia Bica, Lucia Campos Pellanda (Autor)
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Editorials

A word from the President

A new Brazilian scientific journal is born

Extreme climate event in Rio Grande do Sul in May 2024: impacts, adaptation and vulnerabilities

Articles

Extreme climate events, such as flooding in Rio Grande do Sul: the potential contribution of primary health care to building climate-resilient communities

Advancing evidence on climate- and health-centred solutions: the role of research in sustainable and climate-resilient development in Latin America

Sustainability is more than a lofty goal: how cities can strengthen health and disaster resilience

[preview] A coal mine in the Metropolitan Region of Porto Alegre, southern Brazil: the social fight that prevented unprecedented risks for human health, environment, and climate

[preview] Climate change and health vulnerabilities: the case of 2024 floods in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

Mental health in the age of climate crisis: insights following major floods in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

[preview] Improving access to evidence-based psychological interventions for adults affected by climate-related disasters

[preview] Sustainability in action: Einstein Health System initiatives on promoting planetary health

Experience Reports

Health care climate disaster refugees at a university care center in the Vale dos Sinos Region, Brazil

The front line of health care during the climate-related flood event in Rio Grande do Sul in May 2024

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