Scientists from the International Pediatric Sleep Association, the World Sleep Society, and the University of Copenhage…
Heat
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An analysis of joint-health data from hundreds of thousands of middle-aged British adults found the risk of developing knee osteoarthritis falls significantly on hot days. Scientists from the McGovern Institute…
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Taking antipsychotics, diuretics, and anticholinergic medications poses the highest risk in the current weather conditions. Primarily, elevated temperatures affect antibiotics, hormonal medications, and medications based on bacterial cultures. We explore…
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European countries have declared a state of emergency due to the threat of wildfires and health risks as an unprecedented heatwave sweeps across the continent. Climatologists and meteorologists warn the…
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In July and August, the cardiovascular, digestive, urinary, and nervous systems come under strain. The risk of intestinal and seasonal infections rises, allergies flare up, and the chance of sunburn…
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Turns out hanging clean laundry outside on hot days can actually make allergy symptoms worse. Nigel Birman, a British cleaning expert, warns against doing it. High temperatures make plants release…
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Global warming will drive a record number of deaths. But the risk isn’t just for the very young and the elderly. A team from Columbia, Stanford, Boston University, and Montana…
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Summer may be behind us, but thanks to global warming the hot days are still lingering — and so are the headaches that often come with high temperatures. When it’s…
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It’s been a century since Paris last hosted the Olympics, and the city has warmed by about 1.8 °C since then. Between 1947 and 2023, there have also been 50…
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Even in early September, it can still feel sweltering. So people keep asking, ‘How can I cool down quickly?’ An expert offers four simple, science-backed ways to beat the heat.…
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Feeling like you need a siesta after lunch or nodding off on a hot summer afternoon is normal. But how do you tell if it’s the heat — or something…
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On the hottest days, the elderly and children are the most vulnerable. Seasonal health problems include sunstroke, heatstroke, burns, excessive sweating, and heart attacks. What do you need to know…
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The relentless heat of Cerberus, named after the mythical monster that guards the gates of hell, shows no signs of letting up this summer. Researchers say climate change will bring…
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Every summer, people in many countries struggle with extreme heat. Because of global warming, many are changing how they eat and cook. Experts suggest reorganizing your kitchen before you start…
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Summer and heat are nearly synonymous. When temperatures soar above 77°F and the air feels stifling, people get desperate to cool off. That leads to all kinds of theories and…
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Scientists have found heat-resistant corals that could help reefs survive rising ocean temperatures. These corals bring new hope for reefs that have faced serious threats in recent years: their greater…
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In that distant land, cities are few and far between, but the depths are rich. Layers of ore lie embedded in the mountains, and gold is scattered along the riverbeds……