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The WHO highlights a "triple dividend" from climate health measures, potentially preventing 1.56 million deaths annually while boosting economies. Implementing six key strategies could save lives, reduce emissions, and generate nearly $4 trillion in economic benefits. Effective heat health alert systems offer the best cost-benefit ratio, while fossil fuel pricing policies could prevent 1.2 million deaths and significantly cut CO2 emissions. The WHO urges governments to invest in climate-health solutions, especially in low and middle-income countries, and emphasizes the need for health integration in climate policies. Director Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus will advocate for health inclusion at COP31 in Turkey.