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- A study reveals that rising heat waves due to climate change can severely affect people with diabetes, a condition affecting 537 million adults globally.
- Researchers emphasize the need to understand how heat exposure influences hormone regulation and glucose control, especially in hot climates.
- The findings suggest early interventions are crucial for those at higher risk due to heat extremes.
Study Highlights Impact of Increasing Heat Waves on People with Diabetes
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