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Extreme temperature exposure and incident chronic lung disease among middle-aged and older adults in china: a longitudinal cohort study

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The Brief

  • A longitudinal cohort study examined extreme temperature exposure and incident chronic lung disease among middle-aged and older adults in China.
  • The study was published in Scientific Reports (nature.com) and listed in a subject feed dated 2026-11-10.
  • No summary text was provided in the source, so specific findings could not be verified here.

Why it matters

Links between extreme heat or cold and chronic lung disease in an aging population are relevant to public health and climate-adaptation planning for science readers.

Who’s affected

  • public health researchers
  • epidemiologists
  • clinicians treating chronic respiratory disease
  • policymakers focused on climate and health in China

Timeline

  1. Listed in nature.com subject feed

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    Extreme temperature exposure and incident chronic lung disease among middle-aged and older adults in china: a longitudinal cohort study

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