Global Perspectives on the Climate-Health Interface: Proceedings of the 20th Pacific Basin Consortium Conference, 28-31 May 2025, Ho CHI Minh, Vietnam
暫譯: 氣候與健康介面的全球視角:第20屆太平洋盆地聯盟會議紀錄,2025年5月28日至31日,越南胡志明市
Vu, Luan, Sly, Peter, Cormier, Stephania A.
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商品描述
With the global production of manufactured goods increasingly concentrated in developing nations, the need for sustainable hazardous waste management and responsible production practices has never been more critical. This conference brought together scientists, engineers, and public health experts to explore solutions across diverse but interrelated fields, fostering dialogue and innovation to tackle issues that impact public health on a global scale. The recent COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the environmental costs of healthcare, including a significant carbon footprint and high levels of waste generation, further emphasizing the need for a balanced approach that considers the environmental implications of medical systems.
商品描述(中文翻譯)
2025年太平洋盆地環境與健康聯盟(PBC)國際會議探討了「氣候與健康之間的雙向互動」這一迫切主題。會議由越南國立胡志明市國際大學傳染病研究中心及化學與環境工程學院主辦,地點位於越南胡志明市。這場關鍵會議針對公共健康與環境可持續性之間的複雜且動態的挑戰,特別是在新興經濟體面臨快速工業化和城市增長的強大壓力時,提供了一個加強國際專家之間關係的獨特機會,同時賦能當地科學家和受訓者。每個主題的選擇均與越南及其鄰國的相關性密切相關,整體會議旨在激發可行的策略,以應對塑造快速發展世界中公共健康結果的全球環境挑戰。
隨著全球製造商品的生產日益集中於發展中國家,對可持續危險廢物管理和負責任生產實踐的需求從未如此迫切。此次會議匯聚了科學家、工程師和公共健康專家,探討跨越多個但相互關聯領域的解決方案,促進對話和創新,以應對影響全球公共健康的問題。最近的COVID-19疫情突顯了醫療保健的環境成本,包括顯著的碳足跡和高水平的廢物產生,進一步強調了需要一種平衡的方法,考慮醫療系統的環境影響。
作者簡介
Professor Stephania Cormier is the current chair of the Board of Directors of the Pacific Basin Consortium for Environment and Health. She is the Associate Vice President of Research and Wiener Endowed Chair and Professor of Biological Sciences at Louisiana State University, and honorary professor in child health at the University of Queensland. Her research focuses on the effect of exposure to environmental factors early in life on the predisposition for respiratory diseases in adults.
作者簡介(中文翻譯)
史黛芬妮亞·科米耶教授是太平洋盆地環境與健康聯盟董事會的現任主席。她是路易斯安那州立大學研究副校長、維納講座教授及生物科學教授,並且是昆士蘭大學兒童健康的名譽教授。她的研究專注於早期接觸環境因素對成人呼吸疾病易感性的影響。