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How Some Common Medications Can Make People More Vulnerable to Heat

As climate change brings more intense heat waves, scientists are trying to understand how certain medications interact with the body’s thermoregulation system

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Higher ambient temperature tied to increased hypoglycemia risk in older insulin users

USA: A recent study published in Diabetes Care has revealed an increased hypoglycemia risk in extreme heat among older adults (aged ≥ 65 years) with diabetes who received insulin."Higher ambient.

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Overweight based on BMI alone not an appropriate measurement for all-cause mortality

Overweight based on BMI alone not an appropriate measurement for all-cause mortality
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Study Highlights Limitations Of Body Mass Index In Predicting Death

Study Highlights Limitations Of Body Mass Index In Predicting Death
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Overweight People Do Not Have A Higher Mortality Risk: Study

A new PLOS One study states that a high BMI range (over 30) by itself does not increase an individual’s mortality risk.

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