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Heat-related cardiovascular deaths may double • Earth.com - Vimarsana News

Heat-related cardiovascular deaths may double • Earth.com

If greenhouse gas emissions reductions are not implemented, the increase in excess cardiovascular deaths could reach 233 percent.

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Study Warns of Alarming Increase in Heart Disease Deaths Tied to High Temperatures - Vimarsana News

Study Warns of Alarming Increase in Heart Disease Deaths Tied to High Temperatures

Study predicts heat-related heart disease deaths may double by mid-century because of climate change, with older and Black adults at higher risk.

Extreme heat set to double, or even triple, heart-related deaths by mid-century, study warns - Vimarsana News

Extreme heat set to double, or even triple, heart-related deaths by mid-century, study warns

New research in the American Heart Association's journal "Circulation" warns that cardiovascular deaths due to extreme heat in the U.S. could more than double by mid-century. Failure to reduce greenhouse gas emissions could triple the numbers, with older adults and non-Hispanic Black adults facing significantly higher risks.

Medicare's Next 50 Years: Preserving the Program for Future Retirees - Vimarsana News

Medicare's Next 50 Years: Preserving the Program for Future Retirees

Medicare reforms are needed to secure value for patients, enhance the program’s solvency, and reduce its burden on current and future taxpayers.

Persistent Asthma Linked to Higher Carotid Plaque Burden - Vimarsana News

Persistent Asthma Linked to Higher Carotid Plaque Burden

Persistent asthma is associated with more carotid plaque and higher levels of inflammation, making patients vulnerable to later cardiovascular events.