Child health

…(HUNT MCE), Department of Public Health and Nursing, NTNU, funded by Samarbeidsorganet (Central Norway Regional Health Authority and NTNU). The fellow will develop and apply population- and family-based genetic methods to questions in maternal health, pregnancy and child health outcomes, in a multidisciplinary centre that uses genetic, molecular and clinical epidemiology. Gross salary from NOK 633,400 per year (code 1352), pro rata; the position is condition

This webinar examines evidence on climate-related health risks, emphasizing vulnerable populations, maternal and child health, and the Asia-Pacific region. It explores effects on pregnancy, early childhood and longer-term outcomes, and how extreme events disrupt access to care and increase pressure on healthcare services. Discussion connects community adaptation with resilient health systems and the role of health professionals in preparedness and response. Digital information, community priorities and practical cooperation inform approaches to protecting health as the climate changes. Interac