As global temperatures rise, extreme heat events are projected to become more frequent
and intense. Extreme heat causes a wide range of health effects, including an overall …

Global warming and elevated ozone (O3) levels are gradually gaining widespread attention,
and exposure to which may cause many physiological changes associated with …

Previous health impact assessments of temperature-related mortality in Europe indicated
that the mortality burden attributable to cold is much larger than for heat. Questions remain …

Adaptation to heat is a major challenge for the Paris region (France). Based on fine-scale
data for the 1,287 municipalities of the region over 2000–2017, we analyzed (time-serie …

The significance of the thermo-physiological determinants of heat-related deaths has been
recognized since antiquity. Still, the impact of heat on human health in the modern era is …

Background High temperatures have been associated with increased mortality, with
evidence reported predominately in large cities and for total cardiovascular or respiratory …

Aim: To point out possible causative factors for coronary angiography progression in
patients presenting with chronic coronary syndrome. Material and methods: There were 66 …

Although the short-term heat effects are well-established, longer-term effects, beyond those,
have recently received attention, in the context of climate change. Our study aims to …

Abstract Background The Middle East is one of the most vulnerable regions to the impacts of
climate change, yet evidence of the heat-related mortality remains limited in this area. Our …

Previous studies have reported the association between daily temperature and morbidity at
city level, but small-area association of hourly temperature and acute morbidity is limited. We …