P-ISSN 1176-5178
E-ISSN 1179-3597
Vol. 0, Issue 32, 2021April 22, 2021 NZST
A narrative review of the health impact of climate change and food security on Pacific Island countries and territories
A narrative review of the health impact of climate change and food security on Pacific Island countries and territories
Articles in Vol. 0, Issue 32, 2021
Vol. 0, Issue 32, 2021
- Editors' WelcomeNicky DunnSameer Bhat
- The interface between medicine and politics; an imperative and opportunity that should be used responsiblyAshley Bloomfield
- Shifting the policy inertia on preventionBoyd Swinburn
- The roles and responsibilities of students and clinicians in political issues related to healthJonathan Coleman
- Virtual volunteerism: The impetus for connection in the time of COVID-19Leah Sarah Peer
- Eagle’s Syndrome as a differential diagnosis in OdynophagiaKaveshan NaidooSubhaschandra Shetty
- Mini-review: Antihypertensive activity of probiotic Lactobacillus casei through modulation of the gut microbiotaMuhammad Luthfi Adnan
- Eosinophilia as a predictor of response to checkpoint inhibition in patients with metastatic melanoma.Tim Bridgman
- A narrative review of the health impact of climate change and food security on Pacific Island countries and territoriesThomas SwinburnVili NosaJudith McCool
- A narrative review of noncommunicable diseases in the Pacific region: A case study of the island of NiueTahirah MotonVili Nosa
- Streptococcus gallolyticus bacteraemia requiring 12-step desensitisation for penicillinOliver Lyons
- FACT OR FICTION? “Skin diseases are the fourth largest cause of disability worldwide”Jamin Kim
- Disability burden of skin diseasesChristopher Mayo
- The University of Auckland BMedSc(Hons) AbstractsVarious Authors
- The assertion of Tino Rangatiratanga in tertiary education and by Iwi: The Tū Kahika foundation year health sciences scholarship at the University of Otago and the Te Rarawa response to COVID-19Nadine Houia-Ashwell
- Sample size in health researchAri SamaranayakaClaire CameronRobin Turner
- Undergraduates medical education in the time of COVID-19: Lessons learnt from Democratic Republic of the CongoShibu SasidharanHarpreet Dhillon
- Love letter to childEmi Frost
- Let the grief wash off youRia George
- Physically isolated, but socially connectedHannah SY Kim
Swinburn, Thomas, Vili Nosa, and Judith McCool. 2021. “A Narrative Review of the Health Impact of Climate Change and Food Security on Pacific Island Countries and Territories.” New Zealand Medical Student Journal 0 (32): 25–31. https://doi.org/10.57129/EXBU3766.