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Association Between Meteorological Variables and Emergency Department Presentations for Syncope: A Five-Year Retrospective Time-Series Study

2026-08-18

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background Syncope is a frequent reason for emergency department presentation and may be influenced by environmental, seasonal, behavioral, and physiological factors. Heat exposure, humidity, atmospheric pressure changes, and short-term weather variability have been suggested as potential triggers for fainting and orthostatic intolerance; however, the evidence remains limited and incon...

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Literature Corpus work: 090cde1d-755d-597e-8a27-968a26763be7
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-10431687/v1

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