The health implications of climate change refer to the risks and vulnerabilities posed by a changing climate to human health. As global temperatures rise, more extreme weather events like heatwaves, floods, and storms occur, which can lead to injury, death, and mental health issues. Additionally, shifts in climate patterns affect the spread of infectious diseases, exacerbate respiratory problems, and increase food and water insecurity. Vulnerable populations, including the elderly, children, and low-income communities, are at greater risk. Addressing these challenges requires both mitigation of climate change and adaptation strategies to protect public health.