Mortality in extreme heat events: an analysis of Los Angeles County Medical Examiner data

Heat events have a significant impact on mortality investigated by the Medical Examiner, especially among vulnerable groups. Local governments may consider using the warning tools provided by the National Weather Service to focus their resources on the most intense heat events, especially to target those living in care facilities or who are homeless.

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Public Health
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2024-09-16
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.puhe.2024.08.008
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5
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Climate Change and Health Impacts
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Mortality in extreme heat events: an analysis of Los Angeles County Medical Examiner data

Lawrence Baker, Renea Sturm
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Mortality in extreme heat events: an analysis of Los Angeles County Medical Examiner data

Lawrence Baker, Renea Sturm
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Abstract

Heat events have a significant impact on mortality investigated by the Medical Examiner, especially among vulnerable groups. Local governments may consider using the warning tools provided by the National Weather Service to focus their resources on the most intense heat events, especially to target those living in care facilities or who are homeless.

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