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Rethinking early warning systems for the health effects of extreme heat.

Jan 1, 2026·
Ballester, J., Royé, D., Janoš, T., Paniello-Castillo, B., Chen, Z.-Y., Thompson, A., Ruiz-Cabrejos, J., Et Al.
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Nature Health (1)
Last updated on Jan 1, 2026
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