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Impact of Increasing Ambient Temperatures on Emergency Department Trauma Presentations at a Level I Trauma Center
Introduction: Global temperatures are increasing because of climate change, affecting human health. Elevated ambient temperature has been shown to increase rates of trauma presentations in emergency departments and to increase antisocial behavior, such as violent crime. To better understand how to r
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