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October 10, 2025BMJOpen Access

8287721 Extreme weather events caused by climate change: estimating the prevalence of at-risk workers

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Workers exposed to extreme weather events like heat stress face heightened mental and physical health risks, with specific occupations identified.
Estimates reveal that outdoor workers and those in poorly ventilated indoor jobs are among those at greatest risk of adverse health impacts.
Data from Canadian census and occupation databases was used to identify at-risk workers and assess their potential health vulnerabilities.
Results aim to inform protective measures for workers as climate change intensifies extreme weather phenomena across Canada.

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Literature review shows rising risks of heat stress and other health effects for workers, indicating critical need for protective strategies.

Heer et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Literature review shows rising risks of heat stress and other health effects for workers, indicating critical need for protective strategies.