Temperature and myocardial infarction among migrants in Kuwait

The study revealed a substantial burden of both hot and cold ambient temperatures and the risk of MI at shorter lag days among the migrant population in Kuwait. This study provides valuable insights for government officials to mitigate exposure to extreme temperatures, especially in occupational settings.

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Heart
Published
2025-01-22
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1136/heartjnl-2024-324629
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2
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Climate Change and Health Impacts
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Temperature and myocardial infarction among migrants in Kuwait

Barrak Alahmad, Ali Al-Hemoud, David C. Christiani, Chenqing Wang
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Temperature and myocardial infarction among migrants in Kuwait

Barrak Alahmad, Ali Al-Hemoud, David C. Christiani, Chenqing Wang
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Abstract

The study revealed a substantial burden of both hot and cold ambient temperatures and the risk of MI at shorter lag days among the migrant population in Kuwait. This study provides valuable insights for government officials to mitigate exposure to extreme temperatures, especially in occupational settings.

HeartVol. 111(9)
Harvard University (US), Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research (KW)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 15%
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