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Mortality Burden Attributed to the Synergy Between Human Bio-Climate and Air Quality Extremes in a Climate Change Hotspot

2025-11-04

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The Eastern Mediterranean is a rapidly warming climate-change hotspot where heat and air pollution increasingly interact to affect human health. This study quantifies the mortality burden attributed to the synergistic effects of thermal stress and air pollution in Thessaloniki, Greece. Daily mortality data (2001–2019) were analyzed together with pollutant concentrations (PM10, NO₂, O₃) and the modified Physiologic...

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be1441e1-976e-5d04-b90d-49fe172a9331
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10.20944/preprints202511.0050.v1
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