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Climate Change and Public Health Dynamics: A Bibliometric Study with Comprehensive Review

Shivani Raval1 * and K. Muralidharan2

1 Department of Environmental Studies, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Gujarat India

2 Department of Statistics, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Gujarat India

Corresponding author Email: shivani.r-envphd@msubaroda.ac.in

The study directs to analyze how global climate shift affects public well-being and identify research clusters, trends, and potential gaps in this multidisciplinary field. The study also investigates the worldwide distribution of research institutions and their collaborative networks in this crucial area. We have use advanced bibliometric techniques to achieve our objectives. The analysis involves numerous academic articles, including journals, authors, keyword co-occurrence, and affiliations. By mapping the intellectual composition and trends in the field, we can gain valued perceptions of the complex relationship involving environmental alteration and public well-being. Bibliometric data is used to track research themes and clusters over time, examining keyword co-occurrence and affiliations. A comprehensive dataset of 1854 research papers was acquired from January 2000 to July 2023. Geospatial analysis helps us understand the geographic distribution of research institutions. Research papers were collected on climatic variations and people's physical conditions from the Web of Science portal, the report includes a bibliometric analysis and methodology review. Our study highlights research clusters and evolving themes in climatic disturbances and public wellbeing, along with potential study gaps. Furthermore, it examines the global reach of this critical field by analyzing the geographic distribution of research institutions and their collaborative networks. This review specifies a broad view of climate difference's impact on public health. It helps identify trends and promotes interdisciplinary collaborations. Use it to shape evidence-based strategies for mitigating climate changes health effects in the 21st century.

Bibliometric; Climate Change; Epidemiological survey methods; Machine Learning; Modelling Approaches; Public Health

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Raval S, Muralidharan K. Climate Change and Public Health Dynamics: A Bibliometric Study with Comprehensive Review. Curr World Environ 2024;19(2).

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