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Heat hits youths hardest in Mexico heat study
A Science Advances analysis of Mexico deaths from 1998 to 2019 finds temperatures and humidity kill far more people under 35 than those over 50, with 18 to 35 year olds nine times more likely to die than elders in high heat. Experts cite outdoor work and misjudged limits as possible causes.
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Science Advances
Jeffrey Shrader
Columbia University
Marina Romanello
Lancet
Romanello
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Andrew Wilson
Columbia Climate Economics
Schrader
Wilson
Patrick Kinney
Boston University
Tereza Cavazos
Ensenada Center For Scientific Research and Higher Education
Cavazos
Renee Salas
Massachusetts General Hospital
Harvard Medical School