Extreme temperatures may raise heart failure hospitalization risk
Extreme Temperatures Can Trigger Heart Failure Hospitalizations Within Days, Landmark Swedish Study Finds Every time the mercury lurches toward an...
Phoebe Ingram is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Epidemiology coverage.
Extreme Temperatures Can Trigger Heart Failure Hospitalizations Within Days, Landmark Swedish Study Finds Every time the mercury lurches toward an...
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