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Experimental analysis reveals morphological changes in the cardio-pulmonary system due to acute heat exposure, suggesting vital implications for human health.
Acute heat injury is one of the main triggers among exogenous factors affecting human vital functions and survival, especially in a changing climate. Despite this, the processes occurring in the human body during acute overheating remain insufficiently studied. The effects of heat exposure on the heart and lungs have been studied in experimental animals.
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