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Who Can Avoid the Heat? Inter-Individual Differences in 24-hr Heat Exposure Reveal Disparities in Heat Adaptation and Stress
Differences in adaptive capacity and sensitivity shape behavioral and physiological responses to overheated environments, which are associated with unequal personal heat exposure (PHE). Although growing evidence documents heterogeneity in PHE across regions and populations, studies rarely examine ho
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