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High-Dimensional Heterogeneity in Heat-Related Health Impacts Across Germany Districts.
BackgroundMultiple factors can drive heat susceptibility, but are typically analyzed individually. This study investigates high-dimensional heterogeneity across multiple domains in the effect of hot days on emergency hospitalizations across German districts. MethodsWe obtained emergency hospitaliza
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