Observational study links urban Indian women’s morbidity to heat and pollution
A nationwide observational study of 153,980 urban Indian women linked higher odds of morbidity with elevated temperature, rainfall, outdoor fine-particle ...
A nationwide observational study of 153,980 urban Indian women linked higher odds of morbidity with elevated temperature, rainfall, outdoor fine-particle ...
An analysis of 23,755 reported mumps cases in Chongqing found delayed, nonlinear associations with temperature, humidity and air pollution, with ...
A synthesis of oxygen consumption data from 37 groundwater species reveals universal metabolic scaling with body mass but a thermal ...
An 18-year, 74-station validation across China reveals where MODIS temperature profiles excel and where they falter, from the free troposphere ...
A two-year study of eight dominant tree species in an urban subtropical forest in southern Brazil reveals synchronized leaf rhythms ...
Fluctuations in temperature and precipitation are increasingly threatening the conservation of perennial lowland hay meadow species across Western and Central ...
A parametric hydrothermal study shows niobium pentoxide converts fully into porous sodium niobate, with 180 degrees Celsius for 90 minutes ...
A new study of nine provinces in China's Yellow River Basin finds that extreme temperature events erode the capacity of ...
A paired study of 24 mid-wave infrared detector chips reveals that the blind cold shield and theoretical coefficient methods for ...
A Beijing panel study shows heat exposure raises thrombosis-related signaling lipids by up to 2,484 percent, with lipid changes emerging ...
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