Global Climate Change and Health Concerns

Purpose: The purpose of the study is to evaluate global climate change and its implication health.
 Methodology: adopted a desktop methodology. This used secondary data from which include review existing literature already published studies reports that was easily accessed through online journals libraries.
 Findings: concluded weather-related disasters related health effects, may cripple inadequate public infrastructure in country. Hence, there an urgent need respond situation. 
 Unique Contribution Theory, Practice Policy: agro-economic models ricardian model for assessment. recommends physicians broader care community throughout world engage environmentally sustainable practices reduce carbon emissions; support efforts mitigate adapt effects change; educate public, their colleagues, community, lawmakers about risks posed by change.