Increased temperature-related mortality is predicted to be one of the largest contributors to
future economic damages from climate change globally, with declines in cold-related deaths …

This paper applies city-specific mortality relationships for extremely hot and cold
temperatures for 33 Metropolitan Statistical Areas in the United States to develop mortality …

We estimate how the mortality effects of temperature vary across US climate regions to
assess local and national damages from projected climate change. Using 22 years of …

Mortality due to extreme temperatures is one of the most worrying impacts of climate change.
In this analysis, we use historic mortality and temperature data from 106 cities in the United …

Background: Climate change is expected to result in more heat-related, but potentially fewer
cold-related, emergency department visits and deaths. The net effect of projected changes in …

Climate change will increase extreme heat-related health risks. To quantify the health
impacts of mid-century climate change, we assess heat-related excess mortality across the …

Cold and hot weather are associated with mortality and morbidity. Although the burden of
temperature-associated mortality may shift towards high temperatures in the future, cold …

Much research has shown a general decrease in the negative health response to extreme
heat events in recent decades. With a society that is growing older, and a climate that is …

We estimate how the mortality effects of temperature vary across US climate regions to
assess local and national damages from projected climate change. Using 22 years of …

Abstract The US Global Climate Change Research Program has identified climate change
as a growing public health threat. We investigated the potential effects of changes in …