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Heat islands can affect recovery after major surgery: Study

By Info60 India Desk•Summary of reporting by The Times of India•17h ago•0 views•
Heat islands can affect recovery after major surgery: Study
US study of 700,000 patients links urban heat islands to poorer recovery after major surgery; each +1°C above 2.19°C raises odds of complications.
Mumbai: Recovering from major surgery may not depend only on the surgeon and the hospital’s antiseptic cleanliness. Living in a neighbourhood that traps more heat could also affect recovery, a large US study has found. As heat can increase fluid loss... [2289 chars]
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