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Which factors explain why older adults are sensitive to temperature extremes?

According to the CDC, people over 65 are at a higher risk for heat-related health problems and are slower to adjust to sudden temperature changes. This increased vulnerability is primarily due to a combination of physiological, medical, and social factors that collectively explain why older adults are sensitive to temperature extremes.

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What weather is best for longevity? A scientific look

Scientists have long debated the role of climate in human lifespan, with some research on animals revealing that colder temperatures can activate cellular repair mechanisms. So, what weather is best for longevity, and what does the latest science say for humans? The answer is more nuanced than a simple preference for sun or snow.

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Do humans live longer in colder climates? Exploring the science

While populations have historically adapted to a wide range of global temperatures, recent scientific research suggests some intriguing links between moderate cold exposure and cellular health. This raises the question: do humans live longer in colder climates, and if so, what biological mechanisms are at play?

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