Pollution and Temperature Variability Linked to Higher Glucose in European Cohorts
A nine-cohort observational study links air pollution, higher temperatures and temperature variability with elevated HbA1c in 21,259 people without diabetes.
A nine-cohort observational study links air pollution, higher temperatures and temperature variability with elevated HbA1c in 21,259 people without diabetes.
A numerical Bose–Einstein condensate study finds that analogue horizons enhance quantum depletion and that the long-term depletion rate rises with ...
A 15-year evaluation against 14 weather stations found that ERA5-Land generally estimated Mato Grosso’s monthly mean air temperature within 1.0 ...
A global review finds that vegetation, clouds and landscape features can make local temperatures diverge sharply from regional climate trends ...
Animal experiments in the grasshopper Patanga japonica found separate effects of substrate color, crowding, visual cues, temperature and -corazonin on ...
A field study of 279 Japanese rice grasshoppers found that sex, temperature, humidity, wing traits and earlier escape attempts were ...
An experimental study found that synthesis temperature and activation strategy were associated with differences in the porosity and hydrogen adsorption ...
A multicenter retrospective cohort study found no association between clinician-directed active rewarming and better outcomes in 436 patients with hypothermic ...
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 ...
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