332 Unpacking the nexus of climate change, migration, and health in the Philippines

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Analysis highlights the health impacts of climate change on migrants, suggesting enhanced surveillance and response.

Climate change increases disease burden among vulnerable populations in the Philippines, prompting health inequalities and disruptions.
Health systems are challenged by extreme weather events—disruptions lead to higher risks of infectious diseases.
The study utilizes the migration cycle framework to assess health needs, particularly for climate-induced migrants affected by armed conflict.
Calls for transdisciplinary collaboration emphasize the need to address health planning regarding migration and climate hazards.

Renzo Guinto (2025) studied this question.

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