Climate change is affecting brain health, study finds

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Hotter weather is ikely to lead to more fatal or disabling strokes and can impact epilepsy.

Hotter weather is likely to lead to more fatal or disabling strokes and can impact epilepsy, which is made worse by sleep deprivation.

Climate change’s impact on health has been well studied, particularly when it comes to infectious and respiratory diseases. More investigation is needed into the exact mechanism linking neurological disorders with higher temperatures, Prof Sisodiya added. The findings show weather impacts each disease in distinct ways, but most conditions are broadly associated with higher prevalence and worsened symptoms.

 

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