One of the many consequences of climate change is an increase in the frequency, severity,
and, thus, impact of wildfires across the globe. The destruction and loss of one's home …

In the past two decades, climate change-related natural disasters, such as hurricanes,
floods, and droughts have become increasingly frequent and severe, impacting the …

In this general literature review, we will explore the impacts and contribution of social
determinants to mental health and resiliency following both natural and man-made …

Wildfires pose a number of acute and chronic health threats, including increased morbidity
and mortality. While much of the current literature has focused on the short-term health …

The intensity and frequency of wildfires is increasing globally. The systematic review of the
current evidence on long-term impacts of non-occupational wildfire exposure on human …

Wildfires can be detrimental to urban and rural communities, causing impacts in the form of
psychological stress, direct physical injury, and smoke-related morbidity and mortality. This …

Abstract Background: Over 90,000 residents had to be evacuated from Fort McMurray
(FMM), Alberta, Canada due to the wildfire that engulfed the city in May 2016. Overall, about …

Abstract Purpose of Review This review aims to synthesize currently available literature
regarding the impact of wildfire on mental health, specifically the psychological reactions of …

Major wildfires and heatwaves have begun to increase in frequency throughout much of the
United States, particularly in western states such as California, causing increased risk to …

Wildland fire smoke contains large amounts of PM 2.5 that can traverse tens to hundreds of
kilometers, resulting in significant deterioration of air quality and excess mortality and …