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Hotter temperatures linked to increased hospitalisation risk for London s homeless

Researchers find homeless people 35 per cent more likely to be admitted to hospital when mercury exceeds 25°C

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Hotter Temperatures Tied to Higher Hospitalization Risk for London s Homeless

Hotter Temperatures Tied to Higher Hospitalization Risk for London s Homeless
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The climate crisis risks putting more homeless people in hospital as temperatures rise

People who are homeless have a greater risk of being hospitalised as temperatures rise due to the climate crisis, a new study has found

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Hotter temperatures linked to increased risk of hospitalisation in London s homeless population

Hotter temperatures linked to increased risk of hospitalisation in London s homeless population
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Hotter temperatures linked to increased risk of hospitalization in London s homeless population

Hotter temperatures linked to increased risk of hospitalization in London s homeless population
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