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Severe heat stress exposure as a hidden driver of future cardiovascular disease: a narrative review of animal and human studies.
The cardiovascular system is particularly vulnerable to damage from severe environmental heat stress in both humans and animals, particularly during exertion. However, the mechanisms underlying this vulnerability are not well understood, and the potential long-term impacts in surviving patients with
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