Experts said climate change could make the heat waves more intense and more frequent.
A new study argued extreme heat and climate change may be contributing to epidemics of chronic kidney disease.
- New report connects kidney disease with climate change ( Download)
- New report connects kidney disease with climate change ( Download)
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- WION in conversation with Dr Barry Gorlitsky on how climate change could spark rise in kidney stones ( Download)
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- Climate Change Increases Risk of Kidney Disease: Study | TaiwanPlus News ( Download)
- Study: Rising temperatures are increasing the risk of Kidney stones in Humans | World English News ( Download)
- Climate change biggest threat to human health: report | Power & Politics ( Download)
- Impact of environment and climate change in the prevention and control of kidney diseases ( Download)
- Climate Change and Kidney Health ( Download)
- The future of nephrology in Europe & Planetary health ( Download)
- Extreme heat puts strain on heart and kidneys, says doctor ( Download)
- Webinar - Living with diabetic kidney disease ( Download)
- UCLA Uncut: Latest report on climate change ( Download)