Heat wave related deaths to increase as population Ages.

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Heat wave related deaths to increase as population Ages.

http://www.theage.com.au/national/deaths-to-soar-with-temperatures-20081...
Scanned by: Benny over 4 years ago

A report in Australian newspaper 'The Age' on the increasing risk of heat wave related mortalities as the population ages and temperatures increase, and the need to treat

Type: Prediction | Also: Social Issues, Aging |

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