SingHealth Duke-NUS Global Health Institute
Launched in September 2018, the SingHealth Duke-NUS Global Health Institute (SDGHI) harnesses the strengths and expertise of SingHealth and Duke-NUS Medical School to advance global health activities in the region and globally.
Vision: To advance health and well-being in Southeast Asia and beyond
Mission: To address pressing health challenges and develop future leaders in global health through innovative solutions, programmes, and partnerships
Day 3 of the Global Mental Health in Asia Symposium focused on the growing intersection between climate change and mental health.
Experts shared innovative research highlighting how environmental challenges affect emotional and psychological well-being.
The discussions covered climate-induced stress, anxiety, and trauma in vulnerable communities.
Speakers emphasized the importance of building climate-resilient mental health systems in Asia.
Collaborative initiatives between researchers, policymakers, and healthcare providers were showcased.
The day concluded with a call to action for sustainable solutions that protect both planetary and mental health.
On Day 3 of the Global Mental Health in Asia Symposium, experts gathered to explore the intricate link between climate change and mental health.
They discussed how environmental stressors like heatwaves, floods, and displacement impact psychological well-being.
Researchers presented innovative studies on climate anxiety and community resilience in affected regions.
The sessions highlighted the urgent need for integrating climate adaptation into mental health policies.
Speakers emphasized collaboration between environmental scientists and mental health professionals.
The day concluded with actionable strategies to build sustainable and emotionally resilient communities across Asia.