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Opportunities and challenges for personal heat exposure research

Kuras et al., 2017

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15558444090316960789
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Kuras E
Richardson M
Calkins M
Ebi K
Hess J
Kintziger K
Jagger M
Middel A
Scott A
Spector J
Uejio C
Vanos J
Zaitchik B
Gohlke J
Hondula D
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Environmental Health Perspectives

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Background: Environmental heat exposure is a public health concern. The impacts of environmental heat on mortality and morbidity at the population scale are well documented, but little is known about specific exposures that individuals experience. Objectives: The first …
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