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What Is Heat Stress that Scientists Call to Include in Heat Alerts? - Vimarsana News

What Is Heat Stress that Scientists Call to Include in Heat Alerts?

Advisories from weather services about heat waves should be based not only on temperatures but also include heat stress indices that take

Incorporating heat stress indices into communication of heat waves - Vimarsana News

Incorporating heat stress indices into communication of heat waves

In the summer of 2022, over 20,000 excess deaths across Spain, France, Germany and Great Britain were suggested to have been linked to extremely hot weather. In the context of global warming

WMO Covid Task Team update on science of seasonality - Vimarsana News

WMO Covid Task Team update on science of seasonality

As the mid-latitude countries of the Northern Hemisphere enter a second winter of the COVID-19 pandemic, the role that seasonality plays in the risk

LIVE BLOG: R&D response to COVID-19 pandemic - Vimarsana News

LIVE BLOG: R&D response to COVID-19 pandemic

The coronavirus pandemic is disrupting universities and research institutes across the world. But the same institutions are also working very hard to find out how the disease can be stopped and its effects mitigated. Follow this live blog for the latest updates on how the crisis is impacting research and innovation, and what governments, funders, companies, universities, associations and scientists are doing to stop or cope with the pandemic.

Evidence suggests COVID-19 is a seasonal infection -- and we need to focus on "air hygiene" - Vimarsana News

Evidence suggests COVID-19 is a seasonal infection -- and we need to focus on "air hygiene"

We may be stuck with yearly COVID-19 waves from now on. But understanding patterns can help us be better prepared for it.