Growing evidence suggests that cold exposure is to some extent a potential risk factor for
ischemic stroke. At present, although the mechanism by which cold exposure induces …

Background Some studies have discovered that low ambient temperatures were associated
with increased risk of the incidence of ischemic stroke. Although the frequency of extreme …

Background The incidence of ischemic stroke increases in winter. This study aimed to
explore the effect of winter temperatures on the risk factors, etiology, coagulation, and …

Background Some studies suggest low temperatures can affect mortality, especially deaths
associated with circulatory and respiratory conditions. Methods We investigated the …

An influence of climate upon cerebrovascular risk is both biologically plausible and
supported by epidemiological evidence. These relationships are important as they could …

Background: Epidemiological evidence suggests an association between low ambient
temperature and stroke risk, but available data are limited particularly on associations with …

Background Cold winter weather increases the risk of stroke, but the evidence is scarce on
whether the risk increases during season-specific cold weather in the other seasons. The …

Objective Evidence on the relationship between ambient temperature and morbidity of
different stroke subtypes in China is limited. This study aimed to assess the influence of …

Background This study aimed to explore the effects of heatwaves and cold spells on blood
pressure, thrombus formation, and systemic inflammation at admission in patients with …

Background We sought to determine if cold temperature and snowfall are independently
associated with stroke mortality, and whether effects differ between hemorrhagic and …