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<p>Climate change increases extreme temperatures and natural disasters ultimately increasing cardiovascular disease (CVD) risks. Extreme heat and cold stress affect cardiovascular physiology, increasing the risks of CVD mortality. Disasters exacerbate similar risks indirectly through air pollution and psychological stress. Vulnerable populations across demographic and geographic categories face disproportionate burdens. Current research and data present a skewed analysis leaving many unexplained gaps. Equitable research and policy are needed to address these limitations.</p>

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Ambient temperature extremes and climate-related impacts on cardiovascular health: disparities and research gaps

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年11月25日

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  • Robert L. Ostergard,
  • Thomas Campbell,
  • Nathan Noble,
  • Haitham Khraishah

摘要

Climate change increases extreme temperatures and natural disasters ultimately increasing cardiovascular disease (CVD) risks. Extreme heat and cold stress affect cardiovascular physiology, increasing the risks of CVD mortality. Disasters exacerbate similar risks indirectly through air pollution and psychological stress. Vulnerable populations across demographic and geographic categories face disproportionate burdens. Current research and data present a skewed analysis leaving many unexplained gaps. Equitable research and policy are needed to address these limitations.