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Call for Papers: Environmental Determinants of Children’s Health

Introduction

Environmental changes, pollution, and climate variability now pose increasing health risks that harm the development of children and adolescents. Researchers, together with healthcare professionals, need to study environmental factors that affect children’s health, as it has become their main research focus.

Children face dangerous environmental threats because of three main factors, which include air pollution, water contamination, and toxic substances. Research continues to show the impact of pollution on children’s health, which includes respiratory diseases, developmental disorders and other long-term health issues.

The existing environmental climate change problems, together with their negative effects on children’s health, require researchers from different fields to study the relationship between environmental factors and paediatric health outcomes.

This Special Issue on Environmental determinants of children’s health invites high-quality environmental health research for children that examines environmental exposures and their effects on children and adolescents while supporting evidence-based environmental policy and child health initiatives.

Scope

This Special Issue accepts research articles and reviews that study environmental factors that affect children’s health and their effects on paediatric health outcomes.

  • Identifying significant environmental risk factors for children
  • Studying pollution and its impact on child health
  • Researching how climate change affects child health
  • Paediatrics and environmental exposure epidemiology
  • Progress made in environmental health research related to children
  • Environmental toxins and risks associated with chemical exposures
  • Public health strategies that may reduce environmental hazards for children
  • Researching environmental policy and child health.

    • Know More About This Issue

    Children face increased danger from environmental threats because their body systems require complete development during their early growth stage and because they face greater environmental contact per unit of body weight. Environmental influences during early childhood can therefore affect long-term physical, neurological and psychological development.

    Recent progress in environmental health research for children has improved understanding of how environmental exposures interact with biological processes to influence disease development. Studies examining air pollution, climate variability, chemical exposure and urban environmental conditions have established strong connections between environmental changes and health outcomes for children.

    The Special Issue enables scientists, engineers and policy experts to present their research findings, which help achieve large-scale decarbonization and sustainable energy infrastructure development. The document aims to develop better research integration between decarbonization studies and engineering applications, economic assessments, and regulatory frameworks.

    The Special Issue serves as a platform that researchers can use to present their groundbreaking research about environmental factors that affect children’s health and the health effects of pollution on children. The Special Issue particularly invites submissions that focus on global issues because these studies will provide scientific evidence for prevention methods and enhance environmental protection policies and systems for child health protection.

    Environmental Determinants of Children's Health

    Key Themes

  • Current studies examine how environmental factors affect children’s health
  • Researchers aim to identify the environmental factors that pose health risks to children
  • Research studies investigate how pollution affects the health of children
  • Researchers conduct studies to explore how climate change and children’s health are impacted.
  • New research findings demonstrate progress in studying environmental health conditions that affect children
  • Environmental toxins show negative effects on the process of child development
  • The development of prevention strategies aims to protect people from environmental health dangers
  • Researchers conduct studies to evaluate how environmental policies impact the health of children.

    • How We Support Your Submission

    Publishing requires international journals to have researchers create strong research designs and present their findings clearly while following specific journal requirements. The research support team helps authors develop high-quality manuscripts which lead to successful submission to the Special Issue.

  • Academic editing works to enhance understanding through better document structure and scientific presentation methods.
  • The service provides assistance to help researchers create original research papers and systematic review documents.
  • The service provides help to show environmental and paediatric health information through effective presentation methods.
  • The service provides language editing services that help authors achieve international academic publishing standards.
  • The service provides formatting support, which enables users to meet journal submission requirements.
  • The service provides help to prepare responses for reviewer comments while researchers work on manuscript revisions.
  • The expert evaluation process helps scientists enhance their manuscript quality which makes it ready for publication.

    • Journal Guidelines:

  • Manuscr,ipts must present original research or review articles that have not been submitted elsewhere for publication.
  • All authors must approve the final version of the manuscript and disclose any potential conflicts of interest.
  • Authors should carefully follow the journal’s Guide for Authors when preparing their manuscripts.
  • Submissions must be made through the journal’s official online submission system.
  • Manuscripts should clearly present objectives, methodology, results and conclusions that relate to the environmental factors that impact of pollution on children’s health.
  • All submitted papers will undergo a rigorous peer-review process, which two independent experts will conduct to determine their quality, originality and scientific relevance.

    • Important Dates

    Submission Deadline: 31 October 2026

    To ensure successful and timely submission to the special issue “Environmental Determinants of Children’s Health,” researchers are encouraged to seek expert publication support from conceptualisation to final submission.

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    Reference

    Elsevier. (2026, March 5). Call for papers: Environmental determinants of children’s health. Global Pediatrics. https://www.sciencedirect.com/journal/global-pediatrics/call-for-papers/environmental-determinants-of-childrens-health

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