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Climate change and health: A transdisciplinary approach

Climate change is already now impacting people's health across the globe and is undermining factors for health and wellbeing, such as clean air and water, food, safe shelter, and economic opportunities.

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Extremely hot and cold days linked to cardiovascular deaths

Extremely hot and cold days linked to cardiovascular deaths
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Extremely hot and cold days linked to cardiovascular deaths

Extremely hot and cold days linked to cardiovascular deaths
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Hot, Cold Days Linked to Cardiac Deaths

Hot, Cold Days Linked to Cardiac Deaths
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AK: Summer heatwave factor in higher death rate for 2021 so far

1,600 more people have died in Estonia in the first seven months of this year than at the same point in 2020. The midsummer heatwave has been identified as the main factor, ETV news show 'Aktuaane kaamera' (AK) reported Friday evening, with those with underlying, chronic illnesses particularly hard hit.

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