A new study has projected a dramatic increase in deaths related to extreme temperatures across the United States by the mid-21st century, with specific populations bearing a disproportionate impact burden.
The study, published on Friday in the Journal of the American Medical Association website, found that about 8,250 deaths per year are currently associated with extreme heat and cold.
The findings highlight a significant public health concern, emphasizing the need to address the challenges posed by extreme temperatures.
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Study shows U.S. heat deaths projected to soar by mid-century
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