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Incidence and Burden of Cardiovascular Disease Attributable to Extreme Heat in China

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This study shows elevated cardiovascular disease risk due to high temperatures in China, suggesting urgent public health interventions.

Higher temperatures are linked to an increased risk of acute cardiovascular disease incidence.
Extreme heat exposure resulted in a cumulative relative risk of 1.17, with risk highest four days post-exposure.
The burden of heat-related cardiovascular disease is notably severe among those aged 65 and older, and rural populations.
Geographical variation in minimum incidence temperature offers targets for targeted climate adaptation strategies.

Pei et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This study shows elevated cardiovascular disease risk due to high temperatures in China, suggesting urgent public health interventions.

Higher temperatures are linked to an increased risk of acute cardiovascular disease incidence.
Extreme heat exposure resulted in a cumulative relative risk of 1.17, with risk highest four days post-exposure.
The burden of heat-related cardiovascular disease is notably severe among those aged 65 and older, and rural populations.
Geographical variation in minimum incidence temperature offers targets for targeted climate adaptation strategies.

Pei et al. (2025) studied this question.

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