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Growth Metabolism Survival Search Temperature Effects on Hospital Admissions for Cardiovascular and Respiratory Problems in Greece

Hunt, S., Hymus, G.J., DeLucia, E.H., Drake, B.G., Karnosky, D.F. and Long, S.P. 2004. Respiratory oxygen uptake is not

of this positive response due to CO 2 -induced reductions in respiratory carbon losses? In

Haines, A. 2002. Associations of cold temperatures with GP consultations for respiratory and cardiovascular

Betes, E., Gonzalez-Meler, M.A. and Azcon-Bieto, J. 2007. Changes in respiratory mitochondrial machinery and

Greece, Ireland, Italy, Slovenia, Spain and Sweden -- found that "a 1°C decrease in temperature

day after exposure to cold weather, further noting that "even a moderate decrease in temperature

deaths from all causes in the elderly. For each 1°C decrease below the 20

The association between diurnal temperature range and emergency room admissions for cardiovascular, respiratory, digestive and genitourinary

in another context , they say that "cold causes mortality mainly from arterial thrombosis and respiratory disease, attributable in

and Kim, H. 2012. Effects of diurnal temperature range on cardiovascular and respiratory hospital admissions in

1% among all people for deaths due to cardiovascular and respiratory causes. These findings led

of "atherosclerotic diseases (strokes, ischemic heart disease, hypertension and diabetes)" and "respiratory diseases," which we will

remain to be characterized, elevated atmospheric CO 2 concentrations were found to decrease respiration rates in

76% and 1.47% increases in total non-accidental, cardiovascular and respiratory mortality," while for

increased during this period and even showed a tendency to decrease slightly." Hence, we find

the cold to the warm winter was associated with a decrease in acute

only because of absolute low temperature but possibly secondary to a decrease relative to the

deaths from all causes in the elderly. For each 1°C decrease below the 20

daily minimum and maximum temperatures caused daily DTR (diurnal temperature range) to decrease significantly by 0.8

attempt to determine if atmospheric CO 2 enrichment tends to increase or decrease (or leave unaltered) their

increase they cause in summer deaths, resulting in a large net decrease in human

during the last 15 million years," stating that "this will cause a decrease in average

76% and 1.47% increases in total non-accidental, cardiovascular and respiratory mortality," while for

day after exposure to cold weather, further noting that "even a moderate decrease in temperature

A. and Schwartz, J.  2002.  The effect of weather on respiratory and cardiovascular

to mold-carrying desert dust may affect human health directly through allergic induction of respiratory stress," and that

products" and that "270,000 Indian children under 5 years old die annually from acute respiratory infections caused by air

of human haematological changes that occur upon exposure to cold, including a decrease in blood

nevertheless suggested that "the incidence of hay fever and related respiratory diseases may increase in

an increase in C. papposus reproductive success," and that "a decrease in developmental

on to some other crops, Jablonski et al . additionally found no mean CO 2 -induced decrease in seed

content over the coming century. Likewise, Langdon et al . (2000) calculated a decrease in coral

the prior 420,000 years, determining that during glacial inception "the CO 2 decrease lags the temperature