Int J Circumpolar Health 2005; 64(5): 433-544.

EDITORIAL

Climate change: a challenge to adapt
Hassi J
[text]

Climate change and health in the circumpolar north
Berner JE
[text]

Climate related events and community preparedness
Bradley MJ
[text]

Monitoring as a community response for climate change and health
Furgal CM
[text]


CLIMATE CHANGE AND HUMAN HEALTH

Changing living conditions, life style and health
Curtis T, Kvernmo S, Bjerregaard P
[abstract] [full text]

Environmental temperature and mortality
Näyhä S
[abstract] [full text]

Impacts of cold climate on human heat balance, performance and health in circumpolar areas
Hassi J, Rytkönen M, Kotaniemi J, Rintamäki H
[abstract] [full text]

The potential impact of climate change on infectious diseases of Arctic fauna
Bradley MJ, Kutz SJ, Jenkins E, O’Hara TM
[abstract] [full text]

Potential impacts of climate change on infectious diseases in the Arctic
Parkinson AJ, Butler JC
[abstract] [full text]

Climate change and human health: infrastructure impacts to small remote communities in the north
Warren JA, Berner JE, Curtis T
[abstract] [full text]

The potential impact of climate on human exposure to contaminants in the Arctic
Kraemer L, Berner JE, Furgal CM
[abstract] [full text]

Arctic stratospheric ozone depletion and increased UVB radiation: potential impacts to human health
De Fabo EC
[abstract] [full text]

Environmental variables and the risk of disease
Messner T
[abstract] [full text]


CIRCUMPOLAR DISSERTATION

Cardiovascular autonomic and hormonal dysregulation in ischemic stroke with an emphasis on survival
Mäkikallio A
[abstract]


BOOK REVIEWS

“Must We All Die?” Alaska’s Enduring Struggle with Tuberculosis
by Robert Fortuine
[review]


ANNOUNCEMENTS

13th International Congress on Circumpolar Health


International Journal of Circumpolar Health 2005; 64(5): 433-544.