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When the Weather Reaches the Body: A Free Book on Human Biometeorology

When the Weather Reaches the Body: A Free Book on Human Biometeorology

by Andreas Matzarakis | Oct 19, 2026 | Environmental Issues and Health Impacts, Global warming, Heat Stress

Physiotherapists know that bodies do not live in laboratories. A patient walks to the clinic through a hot street, a runner trains in cold wind, an older client stays indoors for days because the air is heavy and the pavement is icy. The weather is part of every...
More than 80 organisations across Europe: the EU must finally take heat protection seriously

More than 80 organisations across Europe: the EU must finally take heat protection seriously

by Filip Maric | Aug 10, 2026 | Heat Stress, Planetary Health

June 2026 was the hottest June ever recorded in Western Europe. Several thousand excess deaths were registered in the peak heatwave week alone, and the toll is still rising — alongside wildfires and crop losses across the continent. And yet this is not a failure of...
Too Hot to Work: The Future of Occupational Health in a Warming Climate

Too Hot to Work: The Future of Occupational Health in a Warming Climate

by Tricia Soh | Mar 16, 2026 | Climate Change, Heat Stress, Occupational Health

The Work Health and Safety (WHS) module is a core component of the fourth-year physiotherapy program at the University of South Australia. Designed to bridge classroom learning with real-world application, it allows students to collaborate with industries to explore...

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