FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2460425321> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2460425321 endingPage "665" @default.
• W2460425321 startingPage "665" @default.
• W2460425321 abstract "There is growing scientific and public recognition that human actions, directly and indirectly, have profoundly changed the Earth system, in a still accelerating process, increasingly called the Anthropocene. Planetary transformation, including of the atmosphere, climate, ecosystems and biodiversity, has enormous implications for human health, many of which are deeply disturbing, especially in low-income settings. A few health consequences of the Anthropocene have been partially recognized, including within environmental epidemiology, but their long-term consequences remain poorly understood and greatly under-rated. For example Syria could be a sentinel population, giving a glimpse to a much wider dystopian future. Health-Earth is a research network, co-founded in 2014, which seeks, with other groups, to catalyse a powerful curative response by the wider health community. This paper builds on a symposium presented by Health-Earth members at the 2015 conference of the International Society for Environmental Epidemiology. It reviews and synthesizes parts of the large literature relevant to the interaction between the changing Earth system and human health. It concludes that this topic should be prominent within future environmental epidemiology and public health. Created by our species, these challenges may be soluble, but solutions require far more understanding and resources than are currently being made available." @default.
• W2460425321 created "2016-07-22" @default.
• W2460425321 creator A5039873917 @default.
• W2460425321 date "2016-06-30" @default.
• W2460425321 modified "2023-09-23" @default.
• W2460425321 title "Sounding the Alarm: Health in the Anthropocene" @default.
• W2460425321 cites W1653227636 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W180265814 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W1845273838 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W1881743638 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W1886483106 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W1967148778 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W1975476000 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W1985054558 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W1985388721 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W1990537262 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W1999167944 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2006430261 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2009225674 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2023024638 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2024341641 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2034140218 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2034909708 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2038338292 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2040976951 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2055902794 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2067628372 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2071040712 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2073141004 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2078477567 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2085893811 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2086609281 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2094520873 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2096885696 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2100472622 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2101025401 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2102936159 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2103598812 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2108207553 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2110660663 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2119120130 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2120532631 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2125896309 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2126179621 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2131947469 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2133094253 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2140904828 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2142472354 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2149145386 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2151244793 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2155657253 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2157211983 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2159132759 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2162717533 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2168892082 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2171593406 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2175751433 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2179265552 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2237077216 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2257611949 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2260552638 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2272911618 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2275912048 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W228471778 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2285049540 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2321998629 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2322250163 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2331187421 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2334509514 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2337173660 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2337190611 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2338146869 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2338854804 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2395261823 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2465847861 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W2525907707 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W3125906083 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W316719464 @default.
• W2460425321 cites W1982416992 @default.
• W2460425321 doi "https://doi.org/10.3390/ijerph13070665" @default.
• W2460425321 hasPubMedCentralId "https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/4962206" @default.
• W2460425321 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27376314" @default.
• W2460425321 hasPublicationYear "2016" @default.
• W2460425321 type Work @default.
• W2460425321 sameAs 2460425321 @default.
• W2460425321 citedByCount "94" @default.
• W2460425321 countsByYear W24604253212016 @default.
• W2460425321 countsByYear W24604253212017 @default.
• W2460425321 countsByYear W24604253212018 @default.
• W2460425321 countsByYear W24604253212019 @default.
• W2460425321 countsByYear W24604253212020 @default.
• W2460425321 countsByYear W24604253212021 @default.
• W2460425321 countsByYear W24604253212022 @default.
• W2460425321 countsByYear W24604253212023 @default.
• W2460425321 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W2460425321 hasAuthorship W2460425321A5039873917 @default.
• W2460425321 hasBestOaLocation W24604253211 @default.
• W2460425321 hasConcept C107826830 @default.

• next