Extreme high temperature
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- Funder: City University of Hong Kong
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Outcomes
1Biological age gap
upin humans1
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Biological age gap
upin humans1
Extreme high temperature increases biological age gap in humans (1.079 years (0.711, 1.446)).
“the age gap changed by 1.079 years (0.711, 1.446) for temperatures above the 95th percentile”
Humanstemperatures above the 95th percentile compared to lowest quartile
International journal of biometeorology27 Mar 2026
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