Byomkesh Talukder,Jochen E. Schubert,Mohammadali Tofighi,Patrick Likongwe,Eunice Y. Choi,Gibson Mphepo,Ali Asgary,Martin J. Bunch,Sosten Chiotha,Richard A. Matthew,Brett F. Sanders,Keith W. Hipel,Gary W. vanLoon,James Orbinski
Climate change is a global phenomenon with far-reaching consequences, and its impact on human health is a growing concern. The intricate interplay of various factors makes it challenging to accurately predict and understand the implications of climate change on human well-being. Conventional methodologies have limitations in comprehensively addressing the complexity and nonlinearity inherent in the relationships between climate change and health outcomes.