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High temperatures linked to increased heart risks, study finds

High temperatures linked to increased heart risks, study finds

As record-setting heat strikes the eastern U.S., new research shows that exposure to heat waves significantly raises the risk of cardiovascular problems, according to new research.

Victoria St. Martin reports for Inside Climate News.

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How hot is too hot for the human body?

How hot is too hot for the human body?

New research on young, healthy humans found the body begins overheating when exposed to temperatures and humidity lower than previously believed.
Binyamin Applebaum: Enough about climate change. Air pollution is killing us now

Binyamin Applebaum: Enough about climate change. Air pollution is killing us now

The best reason to stop burning fossil fuels is that air pollution is a threat to our health.
Climate change adversely affects human health, says new report
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Climate change adversely affects human health, says new report

Climate change may progressively affect human health for the worse, requiring prompt and resolute action to stabilize it, reports a consortium of 27 leading scientific academies in Europe.
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This is how climate change takes a toll on the heart
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This is how climate change takes a toll on the heart

A team of German researchers has found evidence that heat-induced heart attacks are increasing, suggesting that climate change poses a risk to cardiovascular health.

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Living near oil and gas wells linked to increase in cardiovascular disease: Study
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Living near oil and gas wells linked to increase in cardiovascular disease: Study

Those near more intense oil and gas development showed higher blood pressure, changes in the stiffness of blood vessels, and markers of inflammation.

People who live near oil and gas operations are more likely to have early indicators of cardiovascular disease than those who don't, according to a recent study.

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