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Abstract

As global temperatures rise, the intersection of climate change and public health presents urgent challenges that necessitate proactive adaptation strategies. This paper examines the multifaceted impacts of climate change on health systems and vulnerable populations, highlighting the increased risks of heat-related illnesses, the spread of vector-borne diseases, and the exacerbation of respiratory conditions due to air quality deterioration. We analyze existing frameworks for climate adaptation in health, emphasizing the need for integrated approaches that encompass surveillance, health infrastructure resilience, and community engagement. Furthermore, we explore case studies illustrating successful adaptation strategies across diverse geographical contexts, showcasing innovative solutions such as early warning systems and climate-responsive health policies. Ultimately, this paper argues that building adaptive capacity within health systems is crucial for safeguarding public health in a warming future, and calls for enhanced collaboration between health and environmental sectors to create sustainable, equitable responses to climate-induced health challenges.