Climate Change, Urbanisation, and Their Impact on Increased Occurrence of Cardiometabolic Syndrome

Health Benefits of Antioxidant Bioactive Compounds in Ginger (Zingiber officinale) Leaves by Network Pharmacology Analysis Combined with Experimental Validation

“…Dose-response analyses elucidated the antioxidant potential of the extract of GLs. (1) ME, mass error; (2) all values are mean ± SD (n = 3), flavonoid values using internal standard (6-methoxyluteolin).…”

“…Human metabolic diseases tend to involve both genetic and environmental risk factors [ 1 ]. As humanity has gradually developed from an agricultural society to an industrial society and now to a digital society, the prevalence of metabolic diseases such as obesity, diabetes, and fatty liver disease has increased [ 2 ]. Radical lifestyle changes resulting from social development are seriously threatening human health and quality of life [ 3 , 4 , 5 ].…”

Future proofing health in response to climate change and rapid urbanisation in Africa

“…9 Rapid urbanisation, especially in LMICs, leads to informal and sprawling cities that put pressure on health, social services, and sustainable livelihoods. 10 Urbanisation poses health risks through air pollution, traffic injuries, 11 noise stressors, 12 sedentary behaviours, 13 and inadequate waste management, which can lead to the spread of diseases and pollution of water and soil. 14 The impacts of rapid urbanisation are disproportionately carried by vulnerable populations, including individuals and families with low incomes, informal workers, and migrants seeking better opportunities.…”

“…Rapid urbanisation, especially in LMICs, leads to informal and sprawling cities that put pressure on health, social services, and sustainable livelihoods. 10 Urbanisation poses health risks through air pollution, traffic injuries, 11 noise stressors, 12 sedentary behaviours, 13 and inadequate waste management, which can lead to the spread of diseases and pollution of water and soil. 14…”