people with health conditions (Q690)

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People whose health, both mental and physical, makes them more vulnerable to the effects of climate change
  • disabled
  • limited mobility
  • chronic illness
  • impaired mobility
  • PwDs
  • mental health condition
  • mental health conditions
  • mentally unwell
  • disability
  • chronic health
  • accessibility issues
  • differently abled
  • ill health
  • pre-existing health condition
  • pre-existing health conditions
  • chronic physical health
  • handicaped
  • mental disorder
  • health problems
  • health problem
  • people with special needs
  • those with special needs
  • persons with special needs
  • mood disorder
  • mood disorders
  • anxiety disorder
  • anxiety disorders
  • substance use
  • substance abuse
  • disabilities
  • children with special needs
  • child with special needs
  • mental suffering
  • physical suffering
  • living in care homes
  • living in a care home
  • hearing loss
  • vision loss
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people with health conditions
People whose health, both mental and physical, makes them more vulnerable to the effects of climate change
  • disabled
  • limited mobility
  • chronic illness
  • impaired mobility
  • PwDs
  • mental health condition
  • mental health conditions
  • mentally unwell
  • disability
  • chronic health
  • accessibility issues
  • differently abled
  • ill health
  • pre-existing health condition
  • pre-existing health conditions
  • chronic physical health
  • handicaped
  • mental disorder
  • health problems
  • health problem
  • people with special needs
  • those with special needs
  • persons with special needs
  • mood disorder
  • mood disorders
  • anxiety disorder
  • anxiety disorders
  • substance use
  • substance abuse
  • disabilities
  • children with special needs
  • child with special needs
  • mental suffering
  • physical suffering
  • living in care homes
  • living in a care home
  • hearing loss
  • vision loss

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People whose health, both mental and physical, makes them more vulnerable to the effects of climate change. This can be due disruptions to their medical care during weather emergencies. In addition, alerts and instructions may not be accessible for people with certain disabilities, such as hearing loss, vision loss, or some cognitive disabilities. People with limited mobility may also have a harder time getting to safety or accessing medical care or adaptive measures such as storm shelters.