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World Health Day: How climate change is affecting public health
According to the WHO, heat-related deaths among people over 65 have risen by 70% in the past two decades.
Global warming has intensified heatwaves, leading to dehydration, heat strokes, and cardiovascular issues.
Vulnerable groups, such as the elderly and outdoor workers, are most affected.
Extreme heat worsens air quality, increasing respiratory problems.
Green spaces and cooling infrastructure can help mitigate these risks.